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How is your A/C Right now? (Conroe)
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A very dirty A/C condenser coil can result in poor heat transfer, forcing your air conditioner to overwork and leading to higher energy bills, reduced cooling, and potential system failure..
Major Effects of Dirty Condenser Coils, Poor Cooling Performance: The dirt acts as an insulator, stopping the outdoor coil from releasing heat outside.
Your home will take much longer to cool or might not reach the set temperature. [Higher Electric Bills: Because the system struggles to shed heat, it runs longer and draws more electrical power, raising your monthly utility costs. (https://corleypro.com/.../5-signs-of-dirty-air.../)Increased Wear and Tear: The compressor and outdoor fan must work much harder under higher pressures and temperatures. This extra stress shortens the lifespan of expensive parts. System Overheating and Tripped Breakers: Severe buildup can cause the compressor to overheat, which may trigger a thermal overload or trip your home's circuit breaker. System Shutdown: Most users on Quora agree that neglected, dirty coils eventually cause complete component failure, leaving you with a broken air conditioner on a hot day. [1] (https://www.quora.com/What-happens-if-my-AC-coils-are-dirty)If you suspect your coils are dirty, would you like tips on how to safely clean them yourself or help identifying signs that it's time to call a professional? We can help (281) 883-9972 See less