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If your air conditioner is plugged in, powers on, and runs, it's all the more frustrating if it's not blowing cold air. Before you panic that you need a new AC unit though, you might need an AC check. There are several reasons why an AC might stop blowing cold air, and it's important to know why.

The key to getting through those high-noon temperatures is creating an indoor environment that will welcome you in from the blazing sun. We'll look at the best possible air conditioning units that can stand up to the pressure even when the thermometer goes through the roof.

Let’s face it: Most homeowners just want good cooling from their air conditioning unit. They’re not always sure of the best HVAC units or even the most common types of HVAC units they could buy. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone. You deserve a comfortable home during a hot summer.

If you have never bought a new air conditioning system, you might be mystified by all the terms. If you don’t understand the differences between a split system and an HVAC packaged unit, you’ll have a harder time knowing how to choose. Factor in the cost of a new system, which is generally at least a few

According to Bob Vila, a quality, well-maintained central air conditioning system should last from about 12 to 17 years. Air conditioners may cost more than typical home appliances.

The very act of inspecting a home yearly and noticing the issues in its deepest, darkest corners can go a long way toward catching preventative problems long before they have a chance to spin out of control.