Cleaning AC unit

Cleaning your AC Coil

What is your AC Coil and why do you need to clean it? Your AC coil is an essential part of your air conditioning unit. The AC coil runs refrigerant fluid through it in order to cool the air in your home. However, over time, your AC coil can collect dust and debris in between the foils, which restricts airflow and can cause it to even freeze. This can lead to higher energy costs and reduced efficiency. Therefore, it is important to clean your AC coil on a regular basis in order to prevent these issues. Regular cleaning will also help to prolong the life of your AC unit.

Cleaning your AC Coils BEFORE / AFTER

Depending on the type of air conditioner you have, your unit might be outdoors or on the side of the wall if you’re in a townhouse. Regardless of the type, it’s important to have it cleaned by a licensed and trained individual. AC units collect dust, pollen, and other particles over time, which can restrict air flow and reduce efficiency.

A professional can clean your unit and remove any build-up, ensuring that it runs smoothly and efficiently. In addition, they can also check for any potential problems and make sure that your air conditioner is in good working order. Taking care of your air conditioner will help to extend its lifespan and keep your home cool and comfortable all summer long.

Your AC unit is vital to your comfort during the hot summer months, so it’s important to make sure it’s in good working order. One way to do this is to have it serviced by a trained expert who is licensed by the TSSA. AC units can be cleaned by a variety of methods, but the most effective way is to have it done by a professional company like Vacu-Man Furnace and Duct Cleaning. Our trained experts are licensed by the TSSA and have the experience and knowledge to clean your AC unit correctly and prevent any future problems. Call us today to schedule a service appointment.

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