Common Signs It’s Time To Replace Your AC
Your AC Unit is Over 15 Years Old
As air conditioner units age, they slowly become less efficient and more likely to break down. Even with regular maintenance, an air conditioning unit will typically only last 15 to 20 years. Consequently, it’s a good idea to purchase a faster, more efficient system as your AC unit nears 15 years of age. Additionally, older air conditioners are more likely to be powered by R22 Freon, a kind of refrigerant that is banned today. If your system is outdated or powered by this freon, we recommend replacing your unit. A new air conditioning unit can be more environmentally friendly, safe to use, and less costly to repair than a unit using banned refrigerant. If you suspect your AC unit is outdated, do not hesitate to contact Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists to discuss AC replacements.
Your AC Frequently Needs Repairs
As air conditioning units age, they will require more frequent maintenance and repairs to continue operating properly. If you find that your current air conditioning system is constantly in need of repairs, then it might be time to consider replacing it. By investing in a new air conditioning system, you can enjoy improved energy efficiency, save money on emergency repairs, and avoid the inconvenience of frequent breakdowns. Contact Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists today to discuss replacing your air conditioning system!
Your Utility Bill Keeps Increasing
Compared to newer units, older air conditioners are much less efficient. Accordingly, if your utility bill is consistently expensive, your old air conditioning unit could be part of the problem. Replacing your old, inefficient air conditioning system can help you save money in the long term by significantly reducing your home or business’s utility costs.
If your AC unit is leading to expensive utility bills, call Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists. Our Ocala AC company can replace your current unit with an ENERGY STAR or any other air conditioner with a high SEER rating to help you save money and conserve energy. Get in touch today to find out if an energy-efficient air conditioner is right for you!
