Green Air Logic

05/20/2025

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04/19/2023

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04/14/2023

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04/14/2023

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04/09/2022

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06/07/2021

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03/27/2020

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08/06/2019

POWER SURGE- Protect your HVAC system just as you would your TV and computers.
Even though AC units can cause power fluctuations within your home, they are also susceptible to damage by electrical surges from outside your home. Modern air conditioners, especially high-efficiency ones, typically contain electronic components that are easily damaged by power fluctuations. Even if they don’t get fried by a large power spike right away, repeated exposures to smaller surges can compromise their efficiency.

To reduce the likelihood of having to call for HVAC repairs, you can call us at Green Air Logic to install a surge protector in your home for as little as $299! That is a very good investment. Especially, when you consider that a single power spike can cause tens of thousands of dollars of damage, or even lead to an electrical fire that could destroy your home.

07/11/2019

Why isn’t my air conditioner blowing cool air?

A breeze might feel nice, but the whole point of having an A/C unit is to get chilly air when you want it. If your air conditioner isn’t blowing cold air, your first step should be to look at your thermostat settings. It never hurts to double-check.

If it isn’t doing the trick, check the HVAC unit outside. Clear away any grass, sticks and other outdoor debris. They can clog the cooling coil, preventing you from getting cold air.

Still too warm? Check your indoor air handler coil. Dust it and remove any debris. That may be the issue.

Don’t forget to check your filters. Not only does cleaning and replacing them on a regular schedule ensure your system can work efficiently, keeping your home comfortable, it also makes your system more efficient. And less energy usage means a lower utility bill.