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Is it Time to Replace My Ductless Cooling System?

Summer is not even halfway over and we’ve been feeling the heat for months. That being said, hopefully you haven’t had any detrimental problems with your ductless cooling system this season. These systems have the potential to last a long time, provided they are routinely maintained and well serviced.

However, if your aging ductless cooling system doesn’t have enough life left in it to push you through the rest of this season, it’s in your best interests that you are aware of the signs now. The last thing you want is for your air conditioner to fail you in the middle of summer. Keep reading to learn a couple of the signs that it’s time to replace your ductless cooling system.

Increased Monthly Bills

Your monthly bills are going to naturally go up the more you use your ductless system this summer. However, this should be a gradual increase, not necessarily a sudden spike. As your ductless cooling system ages, it’s going to start wearing down more and more until its efficiency drops.

When this occurs, your cooling system will need to operate for longer periods of time in order to compensate, resulting in a spike in your utility bills. If you’ve noticed your monthly costs have spiked for no particular reason, then it might be time for you to invest in a new ductless system.

Increased Repair Needs

It’s natural for a ductless cooling system to require repairs every now and then. In fact, a ductless system may need repairs once every few years. However, if your system is aging then parts of it can start to fail, creating a sort of domino effect and resulting in repair after repair. If you find yourself calling for these issues every few months, then it might be more cost-effective for you to replace the system.

To schedule your ductless cooling system replacement in Hutto, TX today, contact Roznovak’s Services. 

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