Year: 2013
5 Warning Signs Of a Failing Compressor in Reading, PA
The compressor inside your air conditioner is crucial to ensuring your home stays cool and comfortable this summer. If it is malfunctioning or broken, the air entering your home will be the same temperature as the warm air outside. The compressor is the first stop for the refrigerant, which means if it’s not working properly,
Why Your Air Conditioner is Blowing Hot Air in Reading, PA
When it comes to summer, there are few things worse than retreating inside your air conditioned home only to find your trusty A/C blowing hot air all over the place. If it that does happens though, there is no need to panic. Often, an air conditioner producing warm or hot air simply requires a few
Product Point: Lennox Heat Pumps
Lennox heat pumps are a versatile and highly energy efficient type of HVAC system that operates via “energy transfer.” In the summer months, this process extracts warm indoor air and transfers it outside, effectively decreasing your home’s temperature and in the winter, a simple component valve adjustment reverses the transfer’s direction, absorbing warm air from
Refrigerant Leak Detection in Your A/C Unit
The seasoned A/C professionals at Essig understand the financial toll leaking A/C refrigerant can take over time and heavy use. For this reason, we consider refrigerant leak detection an essential service practice. The likelihood of your system springing a leak increases the longer you go between technical maintenance and servicing. Although tight, effective and efficient
How Choose an Air Conditioning Contractor in Reading
Like it or not, the hazy heat and humidity of summer is fast approaching. So now is the perfect time to prepare for that hot weather by having your air conditioning system professionally serviced. But how do you know which HVAC service company to choose? There are a lot of disreputable outfits on the internet
Essig Service Technicians are Nate certified
The North American Technician Excellence (NATE) is a non-profit organization that sponsors a certification program that equips HVAC technicians with the knowledge and expertise necessary to excel in their field. Before becoming NATE certified, an HVAC tech must pass a rigorous series of trainings and tests. Because the NATE program is the only certification program supported
