Expert Tips

What Is a Dust Storm? If you are new to the Camp Verde area or are thinking about moving there, you should be versed in what exactly a dust storm is. Many areas of the country never experience a dust storm, but in this area of Arizona, you will likely experience them several times a … [Read More]

Spring (March–May): Get Ready Before the Heat Hits Spring is the most important season for AC prep in Arizona. By the time June arrives, temperatures across the high desert are already climbing into the 90s and 100s. You want your system fully dialed in before it’s working at full capacity. Schedule professional AC maintenance. This … [Read More]

The Coils Inside Your AC Conventional ducted AC systems rely on two sets of coils to function. They’re both heat exchangers, with one extracting heat from your home and another expelling it outside. The indoor coil is called an evaporator coil. It’s called that because the refrigerant running through your AC evaporates as it absorbs … [Read More]

How It Works As a consumer, it’s important to understand the key elements of your cooling system, and that starts with knowing your air conditioner’s five main functional components and how they work together: Call Us Today About Your Air Conditioner If you have any questions about your air conditioner or would like to schedule … [Read More]

What Extreme Heat Does to Your AC System It Forces Your System to Operate Outside Its Rated Efficiency Every air conditioner carries a SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating — a measure of how efficiently it converts electricity into cooling. That rating is calculated under standardized test conditions, not under a 108°F Arizona afternoon. When … [Read More]

Close the Doors and Windows Keep all your doors and windows closed when the air conditioner is running. You’ll keep the hot outside air out of the house and seal in the cold air from your air conditioner. Even a single open window can ruin the efficiency of your air conditioner and make your home … [Read More]