T.F. O'Brien & Co. is committed to helping the people of Nassau and Suffolk Counties to solve all their heating and cooling-related problems. If you've got a question, concern or problem, give us a call at 516.488.1800.
Below are just a few of the special HVAC problems we come across often in homes and workplaces here on Long Island. We've also included the solution we're most likely to implement for each one of these problems.
Common HVAC Problems & Solutions
Problem 1: If your air conditioner is located in your attic then you're taking a big risk! If your AC drain ever clogs, condensation will overflow from your air conditioner and onto your home's ceiling. This leakage could ruin your ceiling and cost you a significant amount of money to repair.
Solution: A ceiling saver kit.
Problem 2: You have ugly AC hoses and/or pipes running across your floor. Or, even worse, you have waste water pooling near your AC.
Solution: Condensate drainage.
Problem 3: Your air-conditioning coil is located more than 50 feet from your outdoor condensing unit. This means more strain on the compressor and loss of efficiency.
Solution: A Hard-Start Kit
Problem 4: You spend a lot of time traveling or at a vacation home and want to make sure everything is okay with your heating & cooling equipment while you're away so you can avoid costly problems.
Solution: Remote Monitoring Device.
Problem 5: You want to safeguard your heating and cooling equipment in the event of a brownout or lightning strike.
Solution: Surge Suppressors.
Problem 6: Your unit turns on and off (short cycling) more than usual and you're worried that it will burn out!
Solution: Compressor Protection.
We Can Help You Protect Your Home and HVAC Investment
These common HVAC issues can significantly impact both the performance of your system and the comfort of your home. Fortunately, each problem has a practical, cost-effective solution that can prevent expensive repairs and extend the life of your equipment. These recommended solutions will provide peace of mind, maintain optimal system operation, and help you avoid the inconvenience and expense of emergency repairs down the road. Investing in these preventative measures today means enjoying reliable, efficient climate control for years to come.