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There are a number of benefits to sticking with central air conditioning, and this may end up being the best option for your specific home and needs after all, but it’s not your only option.
We wish we could say that maintenance helps your air conditioner work absolutely flawlessly throughout the entirety of its lifespan, but this just isn’t the case.
Many homeowners result to this as a solution to the heat, but the recommended temperature setting during the summer is 78°F, according to the Department of Energy.
But in order to truly make a difference in your air conditioner’s performance and efficiency, you want to schedule professional maintenance at least once a year.
As the summer draws to a close in the upcoming weeks, you may need your air conditioner for a bit longer, and maintenance is the best way to keep it running.
Some of the most seemingly harmless thermostat habits can raise our bills. Even when we think we set the thermostat to help save money, we may do the opposite.