Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Importance of Clean Air Filters


Breathing fresh, clean air is important to our health. But if we don’t make it a habit to change the filters in our home air systems, the equipment can fail, making matters much worse. Maintaining a good filter maintenance schedule protects the air we breathe and the heating and cooling equipment in our homes.

Airflow goes hand-in-hand with the efficiency of your HVAC system, and furnace filters assist with this. Dirty filters restrict the airflow, which results in higher energy and even HVAC repair costs.

With your typical off-the-shelf throwaway HVAC filter, it collects particles in the filtering medium. After it collects a certain amount of particles and is full, you simply remove it, throw it away, and replace it with another.

It is important to remember the more efficient the filter or the dirtier the air, the faster the filter is going to fill up and need to be replaced. It is recommended that HVAC air filters be checked at least every 30 days for an excessive load up of particles. If the filter looks overloaded on day 30, then you will have to change the amount of time you check the filter. On the other hand, if the filter looks particularly clean, you can relax the schedule of checking it.

Aside from keeping the air in your home clean, if your air system is working with a dirty air filter, it will slow down its efficiency as it slows down to do the same job. As a result, you’ll be paying more money to keep your home warm or cool.

And last but not least, an air filter helps keep the interior of your equipment clean. If a dirty air filter I kept in use, it could damage your equipment, or even cause it to break down entirely, which won’t do you any good.

Prevent overpaying for heating and cooling your home, or repairing the equipment by maintaining a schedule to replace your air filters.

Friday, October 19, 2012

Satisfaction Guaranteed

With GMC, your satisfaction is guaranteed!

Our goal is that you are 100% satisfied with the products and services we offer you. To this end we make the following pledge. If you are not completely satisfied with a product or service you have purchased from us, simply let us know and we will do what's necessary for you to be completely satisfied. Satisfied customers are our most important product!
Read some of our testimonials here.
Make your opinion known by posting a review for us on Angie's List or Google Plus.


Monday, October 8, 2012

Pricing Policy


We understand that no one is comfortable hiring a company by the hour. After all, we are consumers, too! That is why, when you do business with GMC Air Conditioning Services, you will be quoted a flat price for your repair, and that is all you will pay, regardless of how long the job takes. We charge a small diagnostic fee in order to determine the problem with your A/C system and then we let you know exactly what the cost to repair will be. It is that simple; no hidden charges!

Our list of services includes:
  • Air Conditioning Replacements.
  • Duct Repair.
  • Indoor Air Quality Solutions.
  • 24 Hour Emergency Service.
  • Fast Reliable repairs.
  • Preventative Maintenance Agreements.
  • Free Estimates.
  • Free 2nd opinion of your cooling problems.
Let us worry about your air conditioning, so you don't have to!

Friday, October 5, 2012

Raise the Ratings!


We provide great service and want it to show to those who do not yet know us! Help us raise our ratings on Google Plus by telling everyone the sort of service you have had with GMC Air Conditioning Services.

A short, honest recount of your most recent experience, or why you come back again and again, would be most helpful.

Leave your comments here: Google Plus by clicking the blue box that says Write a Review.

Thanks!

Friday, September 21, 2012

Clean and Check Service

What’s The Temp In Your Home? Schedule a Clean & Check Service Today!

A Clean and Check Service ensures that your air conditioners and furnaces perform as safely and efficiently as possible. This routine maintenance should be scheduled twice a year and coincides with the seasonal changes from summer to winter and winter to summer. Our goal is to prevent mid-season interruption of service and to keep your family comfortable all year round.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Carrier Rebate Program


Get up to $1,350 cash back on a Carrier air conditioner 
when you replace your old unit 
by November 15, 2012.


Full details can be found here.

Friday, August 24, 2012

AC Maintenance

Step 1: Cool Breeze
Most people don't notice their air conditioning units until they stop working. Avoid that headache by cleaning and conditioning your unit. First, turn off the power.

Step 2: Get a Trim
Trim back any shrubbery and remove and leaves, lint or dirt from the outside condenser.

Step 3: Top Off
Remove the top cover with a drill.

Step 4: Comb It Out
If the fins are bent, use a fin comb to straighten them.

Step 5: Hose It Down
Clean the evaporator condensor coils by removing access panels, and use a strong spray from a garden hose to clean it.

Step 6: Clean It Up
Clean the fan blades and dust/vacuum around the motor.