3 Reasons Your AC Has Stopped Making Cold Air

August 17, 2021

Did you arrive home after a long day only to discover your AC stopped working unexpectedly? Unfortunately, this is a common problem for homeowners throughout Westerville, OH. However, at World Class Services, we understand how important it is to restore cool air as quickly as possible, especially during the scorching summers we experience here in Westerville. That’s why we put together a list of what can cause your AC to stop making cool air. 1. Dead Thermostat Batteries The thermostat is the device that tells your air conditioner when to turn on and how cold

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How to Find an Ideal Temperature for Home Air Conditioning in the Summer?

June 12, 2021

Are you worried about high energy bills this summer? There are ways to combat an increase in energy costs, and they don’t cost money to implement. We’ve put together this quick reference to help you understand how a summer thermostat strategy can work for you. Best Thermostat Temperature The Department of Energy recommends keeping your thermostat set to 78 degrees when the home is occupied. This strategy can help reduce energy costs by up to 10% each year. Set the thermostat a few degrees higher and save even more. Keep drapes closed throughout the day to

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What Size Air Conditioner Do I Need for My Home?

May 10, 2021

When you need a new air conditioner, it’s critical to get one that’s the right size. There are many variables that need to be calculated to determine which unit will work for your home. You should have a basic idea of what is involved in these calculations so that you can confidently speak to an HVAC professional when you need a new air conditioner. Variables for the Right Size Air Conditioner HVAC professionals use software to perform a manual J load calculation to determine what size air conditioner your home needs. This calculation uses a lot

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What Are the Major Parts of an Air Conditioner?

April 14, 2021

It is easy to let minor air conditioning problems slide because you may not understand your system. Don’t let that lack of understanding cost you more in repairs. Here is a quick overview of the major parts of your air conditioner and what they do. The Coils Your air conditioner has two coils: the evaporator and condensing coils. The evaporator coil is inside your unit. It allows the refrigerant to absorb heat from the air in the system. The condensing coil is in the outdoor part of the unit and runs the refrigerant

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5 Easy Steps for Fall Energy Savings

October 20, 2020

If you’re looking for ways to reduce energy consumption and save a few bucks during the fall, you’re not alone. Addressing energy efficiency is a task many homeowners include as part of their home improvement plans. While paying for a home energy audit is a good option, there are many free options as well. We’re going to review five solutions that can help you lower your residential energy costs. 1. Seal Air Leaks If you feel a draft in your house, you’ve got an air leak. Check around windows, doors, outlets, and plumbing to locate these

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Does AC Cleanliness Matter?

September 18, 2020

Your air conditioner may need a part here and there replaced, but have you ever wondered why some parts go bad, to begin with? Other times, you may notice that your AC is short-cycling or blowing out lukewarm air and assume that the issue is simply mechanical. The fact is that many issues arise just because the AC is too dirty. Consequences of a Dirty Filter Let’s start off with the one AC component that every homeowner should be concerned with: the air filter in the return vent. Filters are to be replaced on

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Benefits of a Whole-Home Generator

August 10, 2020

If the power in your home goes out for an extended period of time, it can cause a wide array of issues. Without having power for your refrigerator or freezer, large quantities of food can go bad quickly and cost you a lot of money. If you have medical equipment that requires electricity to function, an outage can create a dangerous situation. Without heating and cooling, a home can become an uncomfortable place. Having backup power via a generator that you can trust to turn on automatically when your home loses grid power will provide you with peace of mind.

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Signs Your Thermostat Should Be Repaired

June 15, 2020

A thermostat plays a vital role in keeping your home comfortable throughout the year. However, a malfunctioning thermostat makes it much more difficult to heat or cool your home, which can result in a higher electric bill. Reaching out to an HVAC company as soon as possible is always a good idea if you are dealing with thermostat problems. Here are three common signs that your thermostat needs to be repaired: 1. An Unresponsive Thermostat One of the biggest signs that your thermostat needs to be replaced is that it’s unresponsive

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How to Remove Mold From AC Ducts

June 7, 2020

Mold in your air conditioning ducts is a serious threat to your health. You need to get this situation straightened out as soon as possible because your family is breathing in mold spores. Here are the causes, the signs, and the ways to remove mold from your AC ducts. Why Mold Grows in AC Ducts Mold grows in the presence of moisture and warm temperatures. A humid environment combined with poor ventilation leads to an ideal condition for mold to grow. If you set your AC at too low a temperature, moisture in the

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Why a Spring HVAC Replacement is a Good Idea

May 12, 2020

Since your HVAC unit is so important to your overall comfort and sense of well-being at home, it’s a good idea to keep it in great working order. However, all systems will eventually become obsolete no matter how well they are maintained. When you reach that point, you will need to get a replacement. Naturally, it is best that this not happen in the dead of winter or summer when you depend on the system the most. That makes spring the perfect time for you to have your HVAC unit replaced. 1. End up With a New

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