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ATTIC AIR CONDITIONING

Need to install or repair your AC system? Call 401-738-9245 for service.

Are you planning to add a new air conditioning system? Looking to repair your current system? Greenwood technicians have years of experience servicing and installing central air condition systems. Contact us to get started right away.

What are Potential Problems?

Common problems involve leaking, which occurs from the condenser. Based on building codes, a drip pan or an overflow system must be used to control leaks. Code requires the use of an overflow system when water leaks are liable to cause structural damage.

Our technicians are up to date on all local safety codes and the proper procedures for installing and maintaining your AC system. We will install the drainpipe in a location where water will not interfere with walkways.

Drain systems for an air conditioner unit must drain independently. The overflow must have a drainpipe. Without a drainpipe, the homeowner will have to check the area each day.

Let us take care of your new AC installation or repair. For immediate service, call 401-738-9245 today.

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Benefits of Attic Air Conditioning

Attic air conditioning systems offer several advantages, including improved energy efficiency and enhanced comfort throughout the home. By cooling the attic space, these systems help to lower the overall temperature in the living areas, reducing the workload on traditional air conditioning units.

In addition to energy savings, attic air conditioning can also prolong the lifespan of your HVAC system. By minimizing the heat buildup in the attic, these systems prevent overheating and can lead to lower maintenance costs over time. Homeowners can enjoy a more consistent indoor temperature and a cooler environment during hot summer months.

Installation Process for Attic Air Conditioning

The installation of attic air conditioning involves several key steps to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. Initially, a thorough assessment of the attic space is conducted to determine the appropriate size and type of unit needed. This includes evaluating insulation levels and existing ductwork.

Once the assessment is complete, professional technicians will install the unit, ensuring that all connections are secure and that the system is properly calibrated. This meticulous process is crucial for maximizing the effectiveness of the attic air conditioning system and ensuring it operates efficiently throughout its lifespan.

Maintenance Tips for Attic Air Conditioning Systems

Regular maintenance is essential for the longevity and efficiency of attic air conditioning systems. Homeowners should schedule routine inspections to check for any signs of wear or malfunction, such as unusual noises or decreased cooling performance. Cleaning or replacing filters regularly can also significantly enhance air quality and system efficiency.

In addition to filter maintenance, it's advisable to inspect ductwork for leaks and ensure that the unit is free from debris. By performing these simple maintenance tasks, homeowners can avoid costly repairs and ensure their attic air conditioning system operates smoothly year-round.

Common Attic Air Conditioning Issues

Attic air conditioning systems can encounter various issues that may affect their performance. Common problems include inadequate cooling, which can stem from insufficient insulation or improper installation. Homeowners may also experience condensation issues if the system is not correctly sized for the space.

Other potential issues include electrical problems, such as tripped breakers, and mechanical failures within the unit. Recognizing these problems early can help homeowners seek timely repairs and maintain the efficiency of their attic air conditioning systems.