If your outside AC unit is frozen, that's not normal. Here’s a very simplified explanation for what’s happening. Your AC is freezing up because something in the system is causing your refrigerant temperatures to drop too low. This can cause the evaporator coil (part of the inside unit) and/or the condenser coil (part of the outside unit) to freeze. This often leads to your air conditioner icing up.
Your AC’s condenser coil is one of the most critical components of your cooling system—but it's also one of the most overlooked when it comes to regular maintenance.
Choosing the right AC size for your home isn’t just about square footage—multiple factors impact AC sizing, such as insulation levels, number of doors/windows, and your home’s layout. While square footage can help provide a rough estimate, it’s not enough to determine the exact AC size you need.
There has never been a better time to purchase a new HVAC system than now. HVAC system manufacturers have made it surprisingly convenient and affordable to heat and cool any living space, even if no ductwork is present. The only obstacle to finalizing a purchase is knowing what type of equipment to buy.
As 2025 approaches, homeowners should prepare for significant changes in the HVAC industry. New regulations and environmental policies will lead to HVAC price increases in 2025, affecting the cost of both equipment and services. At Burgeson’s Heating, A/C, Electrical, Solar & Plumbing, we want to keep our customers informed about these developments, so you can plan ahead and avoid surprises.
The HVAC industry is gearing up for a significant transition in 2025, driven by new EPA regulations aimed at environmental sustainability. These changes primarily focus on adopting new refrigerants and more efficient systems to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. If you’re a homeowner or business owner relying on HVAC systems, it’s important to understand how these new refrigerant changes will impact you.
If you live in a place where summers are scorching, then you know how much of a lifeline your air conditioner can be. But have you ever thought about what makes that refreshing, cool air possible? Fans, thermostats, and compressors help, but refrigerant is the key. So, what is refrigerant? Well, This essential substance is what allows your air conditioning system to transfer heat and keep your home comfortable, even on the hottest days.
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In the summertime, air conditioning in California is a part of daily life, with most people running their systems around the clock.
And like with any piece of machinery, things can go wrong, leaving people hot and frustrated in the height of the summer heat.
Investing in a new air conditioning unit can be a stressful experience. It’s difficult to know exactly what to look for when there are so many different options to choose from. So how can you make the whole process easier?
New air conditioning systems are important investments. It can be difficult to determine when the timing is right. While buying a new unit can be costly initially, replacing an old or malfunctioning AC system can actually save you money.
If your current AC equipment is running up your electricity bill or functioning poorly, it may be time to consider purchasing something new. There is a lot to learn before you should start shopping for a replacement. Before you begin, here are some things you’ll want to know about replacing your AC system.
