Denver Air Conditioning Installation & Replacement

Keeping your home cool and climate-controlled using an out-of-date air conditioning system can be a major headache. Older AC models lose their effectiveness over time, and they are not equipped with the modern energy-efficient technology and personalization that newer cooling technologies offer.

It may be time to replace your air conditioning unit if you notice any of the following:

• It is over 15 years old. Most AC systems are designed with a 15-year lifespan in mind, although some units may last up to 20 years if they are properly maintained.
• It builds up moisture. One of the primary functions of AC systems is to reduce the humidity levels in your space. If your air feels more humid than it should, the evaporator coil in your unit may be broken or has lost its effectiveness.
• You frequently need to adjust the thermostat. Consistently having to change the temperature on your thermostat may be an indication that your thermostat needs to be adjusted or your unit is reaching the end of its lifespan.
• Using the AC causes loud noises and odd odors. You shouldn’t hear loud noises or smell strange odors if your AC is working properly. If either of these occurs, it may indicate that there is mold growing in your ductwork or you’re experiencing an electrical problem.
• Your utility bills are getting higher. Your utility bills should not consistently increase if your unit is working properly. This may be an indication that your unit is no longer able to effectively cool your home.