BRIDGETOWN, OHIO A/C INSTALLATION & REPLACEMENT

Air Conditioner Installation in Bridgetown, Ohio

Bridgetown Heating & Cooling makes the otherwise troublesome A/C installation and A/C replacement process simple and easy. Whenever we replace an A/C unit, we take the job seriously and do the work right the first time. We make the A/C installation process a positive experience — from the time you first call to the time we leave you with your new air conditioner working in your home. In short, we want you to “Experience the Difference” and we hope you’ll tell your friends and family about us. By choosing an HVAC contractor that’s a part of the Five Star Family, you are choosing local experts who care about your home and your comfort, are invested in the community and who are committed to customer satisfaction at every turn.

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Bridgetown, Ohio Air conditioning services

BRIDGETOWN, OHIO HEATING & COOLING EXPERTS

Bridgetown, Ohio A/C Installation Services

Are you looking to install a new air conditioner? Anytime it comes to something as complicated and expensive as putting in a new central air conditioning unit, a homeowner or building owner should always seek out an HVAC expert who has a proven reputation. Additionally, you want your HVAC installer that guarantees 100% customer satisfaction and has NATE certification and insurance. When it comes to installing air conditioners in the Greater Cincinnati Ohio area, Bridgetown Heating & Cooling is a local HVAC expert that homeowners and business owners trust. As your local Authorized Amana Dealer, we sell the most superior home cooling systems available on the market and we offer expert A/C installation with the best equipment warranty coverage available on the market. In short, we at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling offer what you won’t find anywhere else. We have all your heating, cooling and all-around air care need to be covered in one place.

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Knowing When to Replace an Air Conditioner

YOUR HOME COOLING SYSTEM ISN’T COOLING YOUR HOME SUFFICIENTLY

If your air conditioner isn’t cooling your entire home, there’s something going on with the equipment that needs to be checked by an expert. Your unit might have insufficient levels of ac refrigerant, or you may have a problem with the unit’s compressor or another component. There are a wide range of causes for this type of problem. However, you shouldn’t have to wait and you certainly don’t need to sweat it out another summer with an A/C that isn’t doing the trick. If the repair bill seems extensive and it’s an older unit that might have outdated equipment, we suggest cutting your losses and installing a new air conditioner.

THE A/C SYSTEM DOESN’T HAVE HEALTHY AIRFLOW

If the home cooling system you own isn’t blowing out air like it once did, or if airflow is lacking, it isn’t performing the way it should. This is a problem an HVAC professional needs to check closely. There are several things that can cause airflow to decrease. Although you can have one of our A/C experts take care of the problem, if repair costs are high and the A/C unit is older or outdated, you can opt to replace it. We suggest being proactive because it’s only going to continue costing more and more and sooner or later your money is better spent installing a new A/C with higher energy efficiency and longevity.

YOUR UNIT IS OLDER THAN 10 TO 15 YEARS

The typical lifespan of an air conditioning system is 10 to 15 years. If your home cooling system is older than that, you’ve received a great return on your HVAC investment. With that said, after this age it’s probably a good time to cut your losses and upgrade to a more efficient unit. Most experts agree you need to replace your air conditioner when it reaches this. By doing so, you’ll likely be surprised to find our newer A/C units are usually far more efficient and they enjoy substantial savings in home cooling costs. By being proactive and upgrading your A/C when it’s this old, you spend less money in the long run. Check out our online deals or ask one of our customer support members about potential special offers on new air conditioners.

YOU NOTICE MOISTURE OR LEAKAGE

Although a minor amount of condensation is normal in certain parts of the home, during certain times of the year, excessive condensation around an air conditioning unit can often be an indication of something serious. Leakage is another major problem. This can be caused by a more serious problem. If your unit is leaking refrigerant or you have water pooling up around your home cooling system, it needs to be inspected by an HVAC expert right away. Leaking coolant or refrigerant safety issue with potential health implications. Excessive water leakage can damage the flooring in the home in addition to furniture. Ultimately, with enough time, it can lead to mold. Mold is always a serious health hazard.

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Fast A/C Service Calls in Bridgetown, Ohio

Bridgetown Heating & Cooling is the home of the $69 diagnostic service call fee. You won’t find a better deal to pinpoint the precise problem with an air conditioning unit by better trained HVAC professionals at lower price rates than this. Keep in mind, this does not come with any sort of obligation or hidden fees. At Bridgetown Heating & Cooling we are always up front about our pricing and we are always here to offer you the best air conditioning services at the most competitive prices.

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Parts & Labor/Amana Warranty Information

If you own an HVAC unit that’s relatively new, your unit’s warranty is something you should take very seriously and do everything possible to maintain. Whenever we at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling install a new HVAC unit, whether it be an air conditioner, furnace or heat pump, we extend a warranty of around 10 years from the equipment manufacturer, which stipulates you have to register that warranty in addition to maintaining the equipment annually to keep it active. Because remembering to schedule maintenance every single year can seem like a hassle for some homeowners to have to remember to do, we offer service plans or maintenance agreements that help keep the entire system covered 100 percent no matter what. To take that even one step further, we partner with Amana, which offers the best HVAC equipment warranties on the market. As our customer, you’ll always save more and enjoy superior products and services by choosing Bridgetown Heating & Cooling.

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A/C System Repair FAQ

What causes the air conditioner to freeze up?

Poor airflow is often the cause of air conditioners freezing up. Freezing typically means there isn’t air flowing through the A/C the way it is designed to. Poor airflow means there isn’t anything to keep the condensation from building up on the evaporator coil. If something is blocking the air from flowing over the ac coils, they get too cold and ice up. Additionally, it could mean there’s a lack of a/c refrigerant in the unit. We suggest shutting down the system immediately to avoid causing damage to the A/C compressor. Give us a call if you don’t figure out what’s causing the freeze-up.

When should I replace my home cooling system?

If your residential A/C unit is 10 years old or older than 10 years, you should at least start to plan for AC replacement in the near future. Usually, AC units don’t last longer than 15 to 20 years of usage in best-case scenarios. They most certainly don’t last as long as the typical furnace. Signs an A/C unit is outdated or needs to be replaced soon include increases in home cooling costs, frequent repair calls and inadequate performance.

What do I do if my A/C isn’t working?

If your home cooling system isn’t operating, the first thing you should look at is the unit’s power source. After checking that, check the thermostat and the system controls. If all this is in working order and it’s not the source of the problem, make sure you don’t have a clogged air filter. If checking these areas does not resolve the problem and your air conditioner still isn’t working like it needs to, give us a call so we can discuss options to resolve the issue.