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Home Cooling System Services in Bridgetown, Ohio

As your top-rated locally-owned air conditioning experts in Southwestern Ohio, we have decades of experience in the HVAC industry. Because of this, Bridgetown Heating & Cooling is the company you should call anytime you need assistance with any sort of HVAC equipment in your area home or business in the Greater Cincinnati and Greater Dayton areas. We can help with all types of air conditioner services with a single visit to your home. We offer homeowners throughout the Greater Cincinnati, Greater Dayton and the Northern Kentucky area everything from A/C installation, A/C replacement, A/C repairs, A/C maintenance and more.

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A/C Repair in Bridgetown, Ohio

It gets hot and humid during the summertime here in Southwestern Ohio. When you start experiencing problems with your home or business’s air conditioner, you need to find an HVAC repair expert in your area who can come over quickly and offer expert air conditioning services that are affordable. At Bridgetown Heating & Cooling, our friendly air conditioner repair experts have the skills and experience to repair, service and install all types of HVAC equipment. We offer long-term home cooling solutions that are priced competitively and products that are built to last a lifetime. Our men and women come to your home promptly, fully equipped with all the latest HVAC diagnostic equipment. Our experts arrive at each job with industry-grade tools and cutting edge technology!

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A/C Maintenance in Bridgetown, Ohio

No one wants to experience an air conditioning problem when summer hits here in Southwest Ohio. And yet so few homeowners do what needs to be done to prevent them from happening in the first place. Throughout the years, HVAC systems are put through a lot. They work hard around the clock. Sooner or later, the harsh summer heat and humidity take a toll on how an A/C unit or heat pump functions and how long the HVAC equipment lasts. Over time, homeowners typically experience increases in air conditioning costs as their air conditioner becomes less and less efficient. Soon or later, breakdowns and repairs become a more common occurrence. Sooner or later, they end up having to replace the air conditioner or heat pump completely and this is when the price of maintenance pales in comparison.

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A/C Installation in Bridgetown, Ohio

Whether you need a new A/C unit for a dwelling that was recently built or a replacement air conditioner for an older house, our expert team at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling is ready to help. We have decades of experience working on all the different types of air conditioning systems and heat pumps. We can provide not only the best and most affordable air conditioning installation services in Bridgetown and Greater Cincinnati but we also offer expert guidance in finding the right cooling system for your residence or building. Furthermore, our company is your local Authorized Amana Dealer, which means that no matter what type of A/C unit you need, we ensure superior quality products (including heat pumps) with the best warranty coverage in the HVAC industry.

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4 Air Conditioning Efficiency Tips

Americans spend more on cooling than all the other countries in the world combined. With already high air conditioning bills ever-increasing in the U.S., it’s now more essential than ever for customers to utilize energy-saving options to help optimize their home cooling equipment or heat pump equipment, and lower residential air conditioning costs without compromising home comfort. Because of Southwestern Ohio’s weather, air conditioning is crucial for overall comfort, rest and relaxation during our hot and humid summer months. Nevertheless, this doesn’t mean it should cost an arm and a leg to stay that way. If you’re looking for relief from high home cooling bills during the summer, our air conditioning efficiency experts offer the following tips:

REGULARLY CHANGE AIR FILTERS

Air conditioners always need proper airflow to operate efficiently. With this in mind, it is always extremely important to check your air filters periodically during the summer when you’re using your home cooling system. Air filters tend to accumulate dust and dirt in a short period of time and become obstructed. This obstruction tends to hinder airflow and only gets worse. Ideally, you should be checking your air filters monthly all summer long. Clean them or replace them as often as necessary. Doing so can decrease home cooling costs by 5 to 15 percent.

UTILIZE ALL FANS & VENTILATION

Taking advantage of all the ventilation in your home in addition to any fans you can use is another effective way to make sure your home feels cooler during the summer while lowering air conditioning costs. Although a fan alone won’t sufficiently replace your home cooling system completely during especially hot times, fans always at least help make it feel more reasonable. Fans keep air flowing, which makes it feel cooler because the air is moving. They work nicely alone when it’s not too hot and humid outside. Ideally, you want to locate them close to doors and windows, or inside windows. Try creating breezeways if possible.

AIR VENT AND AIR DUCT MAINTENANCE

Make sure your ductwork is properly insulated and sealed properly. Insulation is essential for any ductwork traveling through the attic or any other areas that aren’t kept cool. Likewise, it’s always a good idea to personally inspect for leaks in the ductwork to ensure they haven’t developed any air leaks, gaps or holes. If you find air leaks in your air duct system, duct tape can usually be used to seal it off temporarily. This is usually the type of repair you can do on your own without an HVAC specialist. However, sooner or later, air leaks need to be examined by a home comfort professional. They can do this during a routine maintenance call.

USE OF APPLIANCES SPARINGLY

Cutting back on the use of appliances that create heat in the home can reduce air conditioning costs. This includes large lamps, stoves, irons, ovens and certain electronics. If possible, try cooking outdoors or on a patio. It cuts down on the heat generated within your house or building space while the A/C is working to cool the place down. Additionally, keep these same heat-generating appliances away from the home’s thermostat. Otherwise, the heat they give off can mess with the thermostat’s reading and make the system work harder to cool the house. This causes it to use more energy when it is cooler than what the thermostat says.

Heat Pumps

What is a Heat Pump?

Heat pumps are heating and air conditioning units that get installed outside the residence. Although they look a lot like a central air conditioning unit, heat pumps offer heating in addition to air conditioning. During the winter, a heat pump will usually work with an air handler. Bridgetown Heating & Cooling welcomes homeowners as well as area business owners to improve their indoor comfort levels while lowering their heating and air conditioning costs by installing a heat pump. This single, year-round HVAC system is better for the environment. They require little maintenance. They are quieter and lighter on energy consumption.

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Provides Warm and Cold Air
Reduces Harmful Emissions

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Expert Emergency A/C Repairs in Bridgetown, Ohio

We at Bridgetown Heating & Cooling believe nobody should have to deal with the unforgiving summer heat and humidity in their home in the absence of air conditioning. The same is true during Ohio’s winter months — every homeowner deserves both cool air and comfort as well as home heating. Because of this, homeowners can count on Bridgetown Heating & Cooling for all types of emergency HVAC needs. With decades of experience serving Ohio area homeowners with superior quality heating and air conditioning products and services, our emergency cooling and heating experts are prepared for all types of unexpected HVAC problems. These problems tend to happen when a homeowner needs these systems the most. Because of this, we strive to provide timely, reliable emergency repair services every day of the year. Whether your furnace, heat pump or air conditioner is making strange noises, whether it has lost airflow, or whether it doesn’t want to turn on at all — your home comfort experts can promptly resolve any and all home comfort and air quality problems in a single visit. All you have to do is call! We want you to feel comfortable in your home or building around the clock, regardless of season, weather, time or day.

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General A/C FAQ

What should be considered an HVAC emergency?

At Bridgetown Heating & Cooling, emergency calls concerning home comfort are always our highest priority. If you ever have a sudden A/C breakdown during the summer, we consider it an emergency. This is also true if you’ve lost cooling (or heat for that matter) and there are elderly people or kids in the home or building. Boiler leaks, as well as pipe bursts, are considered HVAC emergencies. Not to mention gas leaks. For gas leaks, you should always evacuate the home or building immediately and then call 911. Because our emergency HVAC technicians know that emergency situations are different for every customer, we always strive to listen closely when you call to understand your needs. We also provide helpful information on how to stay safe while waiting for our team to arrive.

What types of air conditioners are available?

Homeowners can choose from several different types of residential air conditioning units with high-efficiency ratings when they choose Bridgetown Heating & Cooling. Although the most common types are centralized air conditioning units, we also offer ductless air conditioning and zoned air conditioning. Another great option would be a heat pump. The standard centralized air conditioning system usually includes an outdoor unit and an indoor unit that works with the heating system’s equipment. Ductless air conditioners or mini-splits consist of an outdoor heat pump that connects to the air handler in the home. Zoned air conditioners are ideal to cool specific rooms.

How does my AC system work?

When an air conditioner functions properly, like they’re designed to run, they operate in cycles. Once the system’s thermostat reads the increase in temperature and it’s warmer than your desired level, the cycle starts. Then, as soon as it detects the rise in temperature, the unit comes on and pulls warm air into the unit over the evaporator coils. Using AC refrigerants inside the unit’s compressor, these coils absorb the heat in the air, cooling it down while removing moisture. During the cooling cycle, the heat is released outdoors through the A/C’s fans and the cooled air goes into the home. Eventually, the cooled refrigerant goes back to the indoor unit where the process is repeated until it achieves the desired temperature level.