When To Replace My A/C Unit?
Have you recently purchased a home with an older AC unit? Have an older unit in your home or business? Wondering when it may be time to replace your current unit? Today, Baileys Air is discussing how long your AC unit should last and various signs that it may be time to go ahead and replace your unit. Have questions about your AC system? Think you may need AC repairs? Possibly replacement? Feel free to reach out for any of your needs, we are always ready to assist.
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How Long Should My AC Unit Last?
When it comes to how long your AC unit should last, there are quite a few factors involved. Older air conditioning units typically last for around 10-12 years when properly maintained. More modern air conditioners can last around 15-20 years with proper maintenance.
Signs You May Need to Replace Your Air Conditioner
Wondering what the signs are that it may be time to replace your older unit? Here are a few to think about:
Frequent AC Breakdowns
Are you constantly having to perform maintenance on your current AC unit? This can typically be a sign that it is time to just replace the unit. While it may be a more expensive upfront cost, over time maintenance can add up, ultimately being a worse decision overall.
Higher Utilities
Have your energy bills recently skyrocketed and you can’t figure out why? No changes to energy consumption? This can typically be a sign that your AC unit is struggling and requiring more resources.
You Have An Older Unit
As mentioned above, older AC units have a shorter lifespan than the modern units available. Typically 10-12 years, with proper maintenance. Parts can also become obsolete, meaning you have to upgrade your unit because they are no longer available.
Schedule Milton Air Conditioning Services Today
Thinking it may be time to replace your current air conditioning system? Contact our Milton HVAC company today, we’d be happy to get you added to our schedule.
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