Frequently Asked Questions

The typical lifespan of an AC system is 10-12 years. As an air conditioning system ages, it tends to lose efficiency which is why you see increase in electric bills as well as a decrease in the comfort of your family home. Clarke Air Co. knows it can be frustrating when your AC system is nearing the end of its life. That is why we offer free system replacement estimates to help determine if your AC system is on its last leg.

AC maintenance is the key to a long lifespan for your AC system. At Clarke Air Co. we recommend having maintenance performed on your AC system 2x per year. Spring and Fall maintenance keep your system running efficiently all year long. This also ensures your stay comfortable in all seasons.

Your AC system needs regular maintenance service to operate efficiently. Semi-annual maintenance by a qualified company allows a licensed HVAC technician to keep an eye on your system so minor problems don’t turn into major headaches over time. Servicing your AC on a regular schedule keeps it operating efficiently and also keeps your energy bills low.

Has your AC system stopped blowing cold air? If so you may have a blocked condenser coil. If you realize your AC system is not cooling we recommend turning your system off and calling a licensed air conditioning professional to diagnose the problem. Never try to diagnose or repair an AC issue on your own, it can be dangerous.

SEER stands for seasonal energy efficiency rating. This defines the efficiency of your HVAC system.

There are several reasons an AC system may not come on. If you have this issue, check your thermostat for loose or disconnected wires. Wires that are frayed or disconnected will not allow your AC system to turn on. Another issue could be a faulty or broken thermostat. If you look into these two solutions and still have an issue, give us a call. We are here to help.