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TL;DR / Quick Answer Falling leaves, grass clippings, twigs, and other yard debris can collect around your outdoor AC unit and restrict airflow. A blocked or dirty condenser coil can make it harder...
TL;DR: KAC Express Is Now 5 Stars on Google ⭐ KAC Express has reached a 5-star Google rating, moving up from 4.9 stars. This milestone reflects the trust and support of our customers in Spring, TX...
TL;DR / Quick Summary Hurricane season can damage your HVAC system through strong winds, flying debris, flooding, power outages, and electrical surges. Your outdoor AC unit may be damaged by debris...
TL;DR / Quick Summary Summer Isn’t Over: Labor Day marks the end of summer on the calendar, but Houston and Spring, TX often experience severe heat and humidity well into September. Inspect...
TL;DR / Quick Summary Avoid the Summer Emergency: September allows Texas homeowners to start planning a new AC installation without the intense pressure of a total system breakdown during a...
TL;DR / Quick Summary September is almost here, and your AC has likely spent months working hard through the Texas summer. Before the season changes, take a few minutes to check your air filter,...
TL;DR / Quick Summary Your AC may have developed problems after working hard through the Texas summer. Check the air filter, airflow, thermostat, outdoor unit, drainage, and cooling performance....
TL;DR / Quick Summary If your AC is leaking water and not cooling in Spring, TX, the two problems can absolutely be connected. A frozen evaporator coil is one common possibility. When the ice...
TL;DR / Quick Summary There is no single temperature when every Spring, TX homeowner should switch from AC to heat. Comfort, outdoor temperature, humidity, insulation, and your HVAC system all...
TL;DR / Quick Summary Fall is not just for heating maintenance. For Spring, TX homeowners, it is also a smart time to inspect the AC after months of heavy summer operation. Long cooling seasons can...
