Ah, the cool comfort of a working air conditioning unit on a sweltering summer day—there’s nothing quite like it. But when your trusty AC starts acting up the age-old question arises: Is it better to repair or replace? Don’t sweat it – Jack Harrison has your back! We’ll help you figure out the best solution …
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When your air conditioner isn’t working, it’s not only you who suffers in the heat—your pets need help staying cool too! A broken AC can cause extreme overheating and even heat stroke in your pets—they wear fur coats, after all. The pros at Jack Harrison Heating & Air Conditioning help keep pets cool through consistent and …
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At Jack Harrison Heating & Air Conditioning, our team of skilled HVAC professionals offers comprehensive maintenance services to help keep your air conditioning system running smoothly. From tune-ups and maintenance visits to full repairs, we are here to make sure that your home is comfortable year-round. Here are some ways an HVAC Maintenace could benefit …
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Is your home not staying as cool as you’d like? The answer could lie in costly mistakes with your AC system. We’ve outlined the top 6 mistakes people encounter when it comes to operating and maintaining their HVAC system: 1. Not cleaning or changing the air filter frequently enoughDirty air filters slow down the airflow passing …
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What is “Freon”? Freon is actually DuPont’s name brand for R-22. R-22 is the short name for the halocarbon compound CHClF2 (monochlorodifluoromethane), which is used as the refrigerant. R stands for the refrigerant. In the number “22” second “2” denotes the number of the fluorine atoms in the compound. The DuPont name, Freon, became so …
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Answer: No Refrigerant circuits are fully sealed systems. If you need to add, you have a leak. We can add refrigerant to just get you by temporarily, but we do not consider that a repair. No warranty will be given on simply adding Freon to a leaky system. The first step towards fixing the leak …
This is a great question and we are excited to let our inner geek out to answer it! It all has to do with the relationship between temperature and pressure, or thermal dynamics. You see, when an air conditioner is running in the summer, pressures are lower, for longer periods of time. Let’s use an …
