Welcome to Clockwork Heating & Air Conditioning, leading provider of Athens-Clarke County residential HVAC installation and service. To make an educated decision about your home comfort options, it’s important to understand how your heating and cooling systems work. This guide will give you the basics, and Clockwork professionals are available at 706-549-3585 to answer additional repair and installation questions. To keep your home cool, your AC system refrigerates, circulates and dehumidifies indoor air. Choosing an energy-efficient cooling unit is key to improving performance and lowering energy costs. Your system is composed of: The furnace keeps your home warm during cool months, and is the core of your heating equipment. When it is time to replace your furnace, you’ll be replacing all of the “working parts” of your heating system. As with your air conditioner, it is important to consider a range of brands, models and efficiencies to ensure that your system is cost effective and high performing.

Your thermostat controls the temperature of the air, whether you are heating or cooling your home. It measures the room temperature, and cues the HVAC system to turn on and off to maintain your designated comfort level. Your Clockwork team will recommend optimal placement for your thermostat so that it can accurately track and maintain your heating and cooling levels. Consider a programmable thermostat, which can be set to change the temperature of your home when you sleep, awake, go to work or take a vacation. You will save money on your energy bill if your system runs less when you are not home, or when you aren’t awake. Clockwork technicians can recommend an affordable, programmable thermostat that is user friendly and suitable for your system.Recent Posts Why is my AC blowing hot air? Save Water, Save Money! Top 6 DIY Plumbing Mistakes Buying A New Air Conditioner: 4 Tips Summer Plumbing Tips Why is my AC blowing hot air?Simple Tips for Maintaining Your Air ConditionerYour air conditioner is meant to keep the house cool, right?

Then the last thing you want is for it to start heating up the room.So, why is the AC blowing warm air? Here are a few things you can do:Check the thermostat. Is it set to HEAT or the fan set to ON? It seems like a no-brainer, but this can happen more often than you would think. With the fan set to ON, the fan will only blow and circulate the air in the house even if the system isn’t set to COOL. ac unit 5 tonHow to fix this? gree split air conditioner customer serviceBe sure the thermostat is set to COOL.ac recovery unitCheck the outside unit. Your AC needs both an indoor and outside unit to function correctly to suck the hot air out of your home. To function correctly, there needs to be open airflow between the two units. A disruption can occur when something obstructs the outside unit such as overgrown bushes, leaves, or dirt.