Waiting until summer to repair your AC could leave you sweltering

It’s no secret—Texas gets HOT in the summer! When June, July, and August roll around, your air conditioning unit works extra hard to help you stay cool. However, when a machine malfunctions due to overheating, you want it fixed as soon as possible.

If your AC isn’t working, it can be tough to get timely AC repair service, especially during the summer months. According to KWTX News 10, “Wait times to get air conditioners repaired in Central Texas can take up to three days.”

The summer months are the busiest time of year for HVAC service technicians working to keep homes safe and comfortable. If your AC goes down in the middle of summer, don’t expect same day repair from most HVAC companies.

It’s the same with air conditioning repair in Houston and surrounding areas. Most companies are overwhelmed with repair requests because so many AC units malfunction in the summer heat. It’s important to find an HVAC service company that will work hard for you.

Richmond’s Air offers flexible hours [business-hours]. If you find yourself getting overheated in your home, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Maintenance Tips to Avoid Waiting on AC Repairs In Summer

Because your AC works hard in the summer, make sure to perform routine maintenance throughout the year to make sure you don’t end up with a broken air conditioner in the summer. Here are some tips to help you prevent AC breakdowns during the hottest months of the year.

Make sure your AC unit is clear of debris. This helps your AC unit perform more efficiently and prevents overheating.

Replace air filters in your home regularly. This easy DIY maintenance procedure will help you keep your indoor air clean and prevent your AC unit from overworking.

Schedule AC maintenance in the spring. It’s important to take care of your AC unit, especially in areas that get very hot in the summer. Scheduling AC maintenance in the spring will prepare your air conditioner for the hot summer months.

To learn more about preventing AC breakdowns, read our article “Benefits of Seasonal Maintenance.”