Hank's A/C Service Inc.

06/12/2026

We’re up to something big here at Hank’s ac. Keep your eye out in the next few weeks. 👀

05/22/2026

05/01/2026

We’d like to address whoever decided to take our jobsite sign at the end of Vause Lake Rd & 21.

If you have it, please let us know where we can pick it up.

If there was an issue with the placement of our sign, a quick phone call would’ve handled it. These signs cost money, and we don’t appreciate them being taken.

We’re a local business just trying to do our job—please respect that.

04/28/2026

Quick question for homeowners 👇

When you think of air conditioning brands, what’s the first name that comes to mind?

Not necessarily what you have — just the brand you recognize or hear about the most.

We’re always curious what people are familiar with and trust.

04/14/2026

Quick tip as we head into warmer weather ☀️

Your outdoor AC unit needs plenty of airflow to do its job properly.

We often see units surrounded by:
• Overgrown bushes
• Fences too close
• Debris buildup
• Enclosures built over the top of the unit

When airflow is restricted, your system can’t get rid of heat efficiently, which makes it work harder and cool less effectively.

Keeping a few feet of clearance around the unit can make a bigger difference than most people realize.

04/09/2026

As AC systems start running more, here’s something to keep an eye on:

Your system removes humidity from the air, which creates water that drains out through a condensate line.

After sitting through cooler months, those drain lines can dry out and build up debris — and this is one of the most common times we see them clog and back up.

Watch for:
• Water around your indoor unit
• A full drain pan
• System shutting off unexpectedly

This is one of the most preventable issues we run into this time of year.

04/02/2026

Quick thermostat tip as temperatures start climbing ☀️

Setting your thermostat really low doesn’t cool your house faster — it just makes your system run longer.

Most systems cool at the same rate no matter what temperature you set.

If your home isn’t reaching the set temperature, that’s usually a sign something else is going on — not something the thermostat setting will fix.

Just a little myth we see a lot this time of year.