AC Repair in Murphy, TX

Complete 18 point diagnostic Air Conditioning check up in Murphy TX

Annual check-ups are performed on currently functioning units as part of your annual maintenance program.  This 18 point check-up includes: Thermostat check up, System Performance/Split Temp measurement, Capacitor tests, Refrigerant pressure measurement, condenser coil inspection, safety controls check, and more.

Having your air conditioning system checked annually will help insure your unit will function properly for years to come.

If your AC system is not cooling your home, don’t worry, it may not be that serious.  Many times the solution for a broken AC unit is simple and quick.  Contact your Extreme Comfort Adviser to schedule an appointment and check out our latest AC repair or AC installation specials.

How to void your HVAC warranty in Murphy TX

New air conditioning and heating systems usually come with a manufactures warranty that homeowners feel will protect their investment for the coming years.  However, there are things that a homeowner can do, or not do, that could void your warranty.  Registration, annual maintenance and proper installation are all important to maintaining a valid AC system warranty.  Voiding your HVAC system warranty can be a costly mistake.

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Do I need a heat pump or conventional air conditioner in Murphy TX?

That question is usually answered with one simple question, is your existing system gas or electric?  If your current system is set up for electric, a heat pump is most likely your option.

Electric heat pumps have often been installed where gas was not available or the price of gas was too expensive as is sometimes the case with a propane home.

But the main question is, what is the difference between a heat pump and an air conditioning (AC) unit? 

Heat Pumps and Air Conditioning units use the same basic system; however they are deployed in different ways.

Both systems are heat transporters that continually move heat from one area to another.  To fully understand which type of system is best for your home in Murphy TX, contact your Extreme Comfort Adviser Today.