Is Your AC Unit Ready to Face the Heat?
Atlanta, Georgia – The temperatures are heating up in Atlanta, but before the summer is here, homeowners should be sure their air condition units are functioning properly to keep them cool in the hot weather.
“The best time to service an AC unit is before you actually need it,” says Phil Montgomery, owner of Atlanta Heating and Air Conditioning, which provides repair, installation and maintenance services for all types of cooling devices. “Regular maintenance and cleaning are essential to avoid having to make what would otherwise be unnecessary calls to repair your cooling unit.”
You never give much thought to your heating and air until it breaks down and stops working. Sure, somewhere in the back of your mind you know the system has few years on it, but you keep hoping it will last until you can afford to replace it with a new one—but it never seems to work out quite that way for many of us.
If you find yourself in this type predicament, finding a good AC repair contractor like Phil Montgomery with Atlanta Heating and Air is a must. He has built a solid reputation in heating and cooling services throughout the metro area, and has been in business for over 40 years. Phil Montgomery knows that people can sometimes get caught off guard and that’s why his company offers the Lennox Financing Program. (more…)
Atlanta Furnace Service Expert Explains Mold
Atlanta, Georgia – Unfortunately, mold is a part of our everyday lives, whether we realize it or not. One area homeowners need to watch closely for accumulation of mold is their AC unit. Without you even knowing, mold can develop and begin spreading through the home as the unit distributes air.
Since many homeowners don’t regularly inspect their heating and cooling units in their Atlanta homes, how can they know if mold has developed? Phil Montgomery, owner of Atlanta Heating and Air Conditioning, an air conditioning repair company, says that the best way to determine if mold is in a home is if the home develops a strange smell.
“Mold smells musty, so if you begin to notice a musty smell that wasn’t there before, the culprit could be mold,” says Montgomery, whose company also provides furnace service. “As soon as you notice a smell, you should call your AC technician to inspect the unit. Another big indicator is if you’ve had a leak in your unit. If either of these occur, call a technician right away.”