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Visit Nashville AC Repair for all of your AC service needs or Nashville and Franklin Heating Contractors for all of your Heating maintenance and repair needs.
Is your AC in need of service? Do you have a two story home that is always hot upstairs? Are your electric bills too high? If so, these are signs of:
-Leaking Ducts: Leaky ducts can raise your heating and cooling costs by 10%-30%. -Improper Airflow: Poor airflow can cause one room to be hot and another to be cold. -Low Refrigerant Levels: Low refrigerant levels can cause icing on your ac coils, your unit to stop cooling and can lead to ac compressor damage. -Inefficient/improperly sized unit: An older inefficient or improperly sized unit can increase your heating and cooling costs by up to 50%!
Visit Nashville AC Repair for all of your AC service needs or Nashville and Franklin Heating Contractors for all of your Heating maintenance and repair needs.
- This page was last modified 14:43, 5 September 2008.
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