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Residential • Rural • Remodel

Our Experience is Your Guarantee

Air Conditioning

New AC Standards in 2020

The weather along the Front Range has been coasting around 60 degrees during the day for a week or two, which means that homeowners can almost go without having their heating or air conditioning turned on. A significant benefit of warm spring weather is seeing lower energy bills in the mail, but a side effect…

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HVAC Maintenance Tips

It’s a good idea to hire a HVAC company to inspect and do Fort Collins air conditioning maintenance on your HVAC system every fall and spring. They’ll do things like inspect and clean the wiring and mechanisms of the unit, which is bit more challenging for the average homeowner. But you can prolong the life…

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Common Summer Air Conditioning Problems

Your air conditioner can last years with proper maintenance, but it is not immune to problems. the good news is most air conditioner problems are easily fixed with air conditioner maintenance in Fort Collins. The most common air conditioner problems are usually caused by improper installation or operation. Poor maintenance Dirty condenser coils or filters…

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CLOGGED COILS AND REDUCED AIR FLOW

EVAPORATOR AND CONDENSING COILS Regular maintenance on your air conditioning system is extremely important. Having regular maintenance can help your system to maintain up to 95% of their efficiency, but for every year that your system does not receive maintenance, it can lose 5% efficiency. The evaporator coil and condensing coil are two elements that…

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Heavy Rain & Your A/C Unit

Lately, Colorado has felt like we are underwater with all the heavy rain. It is great because we really need the moisture but unfortunately it can cause some issues for your outdoor A/C unit. Air conditioning maintenance in Fort Collins has never been easier. Inundation of water from heavy rain or flooding can swamp the…

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AFTER HOURS CHARGES

Ace Hi Plumbing, Heating & Air has a service call charge of $89.00 after 7:00PM Monday through Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday.   Regular labor rates on Saturdays from 8:00AM to 5:00PM. After 5:00PM on Saturday through Sunday, Ace Hi Plumbing overtime charges will be applied.   Have you had your air conditioner…

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Maintaining Your Air Conditioner

According to Energy.gov, an air conditioner’s coils and fins require regular air conditioning maintenance in Fort Collins for the unit to function effectively and efficiently throughout its years of service. Neglecting necessary maintenance ensures a steady decline in air conditioning performance while energy use steadily increases. Air Conditioner Filters The most important maintenance task that…

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Cleaning the Blower Assembly of a Furnace

  Spring cleaning should include your central heat and air system. The air conditioning system, which includes the furnace and blower assembly, evaporator coil, ductwork and outdoor unit (either AC or heat pump) cannot run effectively and efficiently if it is dirty. A dirty evaporator coil can become the cause for unhealthy air. Air must…

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Windsor and Greeley, Colorado AC Repair Services at Ace Hi Plumbing, Heating & Air

It is important to call for an annual maintenance on your system before the hot weather arrives.  Having the compressor cleaned, checking the coolant levels, tightening the connections and lubricating any moving parts are an important part of regular AC maintenance. When your system is cleaned and tuned up, it will me more energy efficient…

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Loveland, Colorado AC Repair Services at Ace Hi Plumbing, Heating & Air

One of the most important things you should do is change your air conditioner filter. The Department of Energy recommends changing your filter every 1 to 2 months during the cool season. Warm seasons require more frequent replacement, particularly if you us the AC frequently. Every home is different and there are many factors that…

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