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Keep Your Home Comfortable With Reliable Dehumidifier Installation And Repairs

For the homeowner, humid air can be a source of discomfort, health issues from mold, and repair bills from moisture damage. Sky HVAC is the local professional that can help you choose the proper dehumidifier for your home and then install it to keep annoying, problematic moisture out of your house. We strive to provide top-of-the-line service by hiring only the best technicians and customer service representatives. Aside from this, our goal is to provide honest and affordable services by using flat-rate pricing.

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The Benefits Of A Dehumidifier

While your air conditioning unit does take out some humidity from the air, it does not remove all of it. A dehumidifier can help keep water from forming stains on your walls and ceilings as well as help to keep your family healthy. Here are a few other benefits of installing a dehumidifier in your home:

Your home becomes less hospitable to mold, allergens, dust mites, and mildew. This is part of the reason it can keep you healthier, but also makes cleaning easier

Mold and mildew create musty odors. Dehumidifiers can help get rid of the smell and keep these problems at bay

Moisture in the air is often responsible for mold and mildew growing in clothes, linens, and towels. Removing the moisture in the air mitigates this risk

Less moisture means that food will last longer and electronics in the house are no longer at risk of rust and corrosion

Running a dehumidifier can reduce energy costs. This is because your AC unit will not have to work as hard to keep your home cool and combat the humidity

Should You Consider A Dehumidifier?

These benefits of owning a dehumidifier seem great, but you don’t need one–do you? It is easy to become acclimated to a certain level of humidity in your home. Although you might not notice it, other people will. If you read the above list and recognize or relate to any of those problems, you should consider the installation of a dehumidifier. There are a couple of other signs that you should consider this appliance:

Condensation on the windows of your home
High humidity rooms that don’t have ventilation (bathrooms with no windows)
A damp basement with no evidence of water intrusion
Visible mold- if you keep your home relatively clean, mold shouldn’t sporadically grow

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Call Your Sky Guy If You're Unsure

The last thing you want is to spend money on an unnecessary appliance for your home. If you’ve read the benefits and the signs you need a dehumidifier and are still thinking, ‘yes, but…’ call Sky HVAC. We can provide you with a consultation, answer any of your questions, and from there let you decide what is best for your home.

The Sky Club Maintenance Program

Our Sky HVAC air conditioner tune-up and maintenance services includes a 21-point inspection. We make sure your system is running at peak performance by checking amp draws, refrigerant levels, etc., which will save you on energy cost. We inspect critical components (motors, capacitors, condenser coils, compressor, etc.) thus ensuring system reliability.

We will also conduct a full inspection of your AC duct system to make sure there are no air leaks that can be responsible for reduced airflow. An AC tune-up will ensure that your air conditioning system will be running as efficiently as possible and give your peace of mind knowing that your system won’t break down when you need it most!

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Does Your AC Need Repair?

By Logan Eppley • 03 Jun, 2022 •

As the summer heats up, you’ll naturally be using your air conditioner more and more. This is an effective way to beat the heat, but extensive use of your AC unit can cause wear and tear, or reveal existing problems. We at Sky HVAC want to help you and your family stay comfortable this summer, and to help you do that, our team has put together a list of signs to watch for in order to tell if you need air conditioner repair. Blows Warm Air - One clear sign that something is up with your air conditioner is warm air coming from your vents. If you put your hand by a vent and feel warm air, you probably need air conditioner repair. Makes Loud Noises - Another sign you should be wary of is loud or unusual noises coming from your AC unit. All air conditioners will make some noise as they run, but if you hear grinding, screeching, or scraping sounds from your unit, you should call our team at Sky HVAC to find out if you need air conditioner repair. Smells Bad - Your air conditioner is not supposed to stink. If you notice a bad smell coming from your unit when you turn it on, it’s likely that you need air conditioner repair. A musty smell usually indicates mold somewhere in your system, while a burned smell is likely the result of wire insulation burning out. If you notice any of these signs in your home or find something else unusual happening in your air conditioner, call our team at Sky HVAC. We’ll identify the problem and get your AC running smoothly as soon as possible.

How Air Conditioning Works

By Logan Eppley • 03 Jun, 2022 •

Here at Sky HVAC, we specialize in all things air conditioning, and we want to help you stay cool this summer. Our team believes that the best way to help you take care of your air conditioning unit is to help you understand how it works. Knowing the principles behind your air conditioning unit will help you spot potential problems early and take care of them before they can become serious—or expensive. From our experts at Sky HVAC, here is a brief overview of how air conditioning works. Despite its association with cooling, the principle behind air conditioning is the transfer of heat. The typical air conditioning unit consists of an evaporator, a compressor, a condenser coil, and a fan. The evaporator is located inside the home, and contains a refrigerant that absorbs the heat energy from your home; as this happens, the refrigerant evaporates, hence the name. From there, the heat absorbed in the evaporator is transferred to the condenser coil, located in the exterior half of your air conditioning system. Also located outside with the condenser are the compressor and the fan. The compressor keeps refrigerant circulating throughout your system so that heat can be continually absorbed. Similarly, the fan keeps hot air moving out of your home. We hope that this article has been helpful to you. If you are experiencing problems with your air conditioning, or have further questions on how your unit operates, feel free to call our team at Sky HVAC.