When the summer sun turns up the heat, your comfort at home becomes a top priority. If you’re exploring your cooling options and considering AC installation in Edmonton, inverter air conditioners should be at the top of your list—and for good reason. At WeatherMakers Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, we understand the importance of staying cool and energy-efficient all summer long. That’s why we recommend inverter ACs to our clients who want the best in performance, comfort, and savings.
WeatherMakers Heating, Cooling & Plumbing Blog: Archive for the ‘Air Conditioning’ Category
Inverter ACs Are Better to Beat the Summer Heat and Here’s Why
Monday, June 2nd, 2025Customer Questions: Why Does a Problem Impact a System’s Efficiency?
Monday, September 23rd, 2024Your heat pump has three main responsibilities–to cool your home, heat your home, and to use energy efficiently. If it messes up one of those three responsibilities, then it might be time to replace or fix the system. After all, why have a heat pump if it’s not going to keep your home comfy or be affordable to run?
This is where today’s topic becomes immensely important. Heat pump problems can impact efficiency, and they actually do a lot more harm to the efficient operation of your system than you might think.
Want to know how? Or perhaps you’re not quite convinced of this fact yet? Regardless, follow through this blog for some information on how efficiency is impacted by a problem, and for other methods that can keep your system running at peak efficiency. Just make sure you schedule any work for your heat pump in Edmonton, AB with us!
The Unique Pros and Cons of Ductless HVAC
Monday, September 9th, 2024Ductless HVAC has entered our lexicon as a new way of dealing with heating and cooling. For instance, we still see old ducted systems in movies and TV shows, even though a growing percentage of the population is starting to rely on ductless mini splits which will soon be just as common.
The truth is that not enough people are familiar with these systems enough to be comfortable seeing them often. Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, it’s time to change things up!
We’re going to discuss the unique pros and cons of ductless cooling in Edmonton, AB so that our customers in particular can be more familiar with these systems. They’ll feel less foreign and you’ll even be able to spot them at someone else’s house when you come into contact with them.
Are You Dealing With an AC Service Scam?
Monday, August 26th, 2024Nothing feels worse than being scammed. It’s arguably one of the most embarrassing and humiliating experiences to go through, especially when there’s not much recourse. That’s where the idea for this blog came from since we pride ourselves on being a reliable, family-owned business in Edmonton. We’ve even won the prestigious Better Business Bureau 65 Years of Trust Club award which, not to brag, means we know a thing or two about good business practices.
Unfortunately, the HVAC service industry is riddled with amateurs and scammers who will take advantage of customers. But with our help, you can avoid them and hire only a team of licensed professionals to provide you with air conditioning service in Edmonton, AB. Relax, take a deep breath, and follow our guide to avoid being scammed in the future.
Choosing the Right AC Installer in Edmonton
Monday, August 12th, 2024What is an AC installer, and are they different from an AC technician? Well, the major difference is in specialization. An AC installer is someone who specializes in installing and setting up your new air conditioning technology. Technicians, on the other hand, are specialists in diagnosing and repairing a problem in your air conditioner.
So, some of the strategies you might employ when searching for an HVAC technician won’t necessarily work the same when trying to find an installer. The jobs are different and the specific professionals that do the work might be different.
How can you specifically prepare for AC installation, and how can you choose the best air conditioning installer in Edmonton, AB? Keep reading to learn more.
Weathermakers Tips: It’s Not Too Late for Maintenance!
Monday, July 15th, 2024Maintenance is usually a topic we reserve for springtime when temperatures are mild and our schedules are wide open. Now, we’re dealing with heatwave after heatwave and customers calling our hotline on a daily basis. But we think it’s important that we relay one important fact to our customers–it’s never too late for maintenance.
It’s true! Whether your central air conditioner missed one maintenance appointment or has never been maintained before, we promise that this service can be important right now. Sure, it might be a bit trickier to pencil you into our busy schedule, but we can make it work.
Keep reading to learn why AC maintenance in Edmonton, AB is valuable even during the hottest months of the summer.
Deciding to Go Ductless: Pros and Cons
Monday, July 1st, 2024Ductless air conditioning and heating systems represent a new way of thinking about comfort. They don’t use air ducts, as the name implies, and they run at peak efficiency levels that customers are just now discovering, which means they can save big on their energy bills.
Ductless systems have a ton of unique advantages and reasons for an initial purchase. But they’re not a one-size-fits-all solution for everyone. For reasons that we’ll get into below, a ductless HVAC system in Edmonton, AB is only going to be good for certain customers, and a more conventional system like a ducted heat pump or a central air conditioner might be a better choice for others.
How do you know which category you fit into? Let’s figure it out together!
Five Common Sounds of a Malfunctioning Air Conditioner
Monday, June 17th, 2024Air conditioners, when working correctly can often just make a clicking sound and a whir as they send air gently through the vents of your home. Rarely do they make sounds beyond that, and when they do, it’s usually a sign that something is wrong.
Now, we don’t want to stress any of our customers out, so we’ll make things as easy as possible. Most issues that give off strange or uncomfortable noises can be fixed by a professional, like the ones on our team. Just schedule an appointment and let us do the rest.
But for everyone who might be a bit curious, vigilance is key. The earlier you can detect an issue in your air conditioner using your ears, the more likely you’ll be to get it taken care of affordably with air conditioning repair in Edmonton, AB.
5 Signs It Might Be Time to Retire Your AC
Monday, June 3rd, 2024For the uninitiated, air conditioning repairs aren’t always going to cut it when it comes to fixing your problems. Repairs imply that your air conditioner is in okay shape to begin with. But air conditioners that are either too old, too broken, or too inefficient are often not worth the repair cost and are not what we would consider in good shape.
But how do you know if your air conditioner is on its way out? The signs aren’t always obvious, and it might require some digging, but there is an answer out there. We will help you get to the bottom of this conundrum.
Just remember–you can’t avoid central AC replacement in Edmonton, AB. Every AC has a lifespan limit and will need to be replaced eventually. But you can schedule this with our team for an easy and reliable experience.
DIY Tips: Cleaning Your Air Filter
Monday, May 20th, 2024Before you scroll away from this blog, we’re not referring to air filtration systems or air purifiers in the title. Nope, we’re talking to any homeowner who has a central air conditioner, heat pump, or even a ductless mini split. Every single one of these systems has an air filter that needs to be cleaned on a regular basis.
And the best part is? We don’t need to be the ones to clean it. You can clean your air filter whenever you want.
Yep, this isn’t a typical blog about hiring a professional for AC maintenance in Edmonton, AB or scheduling a diagnosis with an expert. This is a bit of maintenance that you can do right now, and we’d argue, homeowners should be doing it on a very regular basis to avoid problems down the line.
Want to learn more about this component? Keep reading and we’ll get to the bottom of it.