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10 Tips to Prevent Clogged Sinks & Toilets
Clogs are inconvenient and bad for your plumbing system. The good news is that most are preventable — and prevention is free. Here are our recommendations for things you can do to help keep your plumbing system clog-free and running and efficiently as possible so you don’t have to call a plumber. Kitchen Sinks Do […]
Read this postReasons Your AC May Not Be Working
This is not an easy question to answer and can be caused by a long list of possible problems. With the hot weather we face in Austin, Texas, you need to be able to count on your air conditioner. If your AC is not working, you can narrow the list of possibilities by answering a […]
Read this postHow UV Lights Can Improve Your Air Quality
What is a UV light?Ultraviolet (UV) lights can be used to kill microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, mold and fungi. They first found commercial popularity for use in water treatment facilities to remove mold, mildew and other biological contaminants from water and surrounding equipment. The technology was then introduced into the HVAC market in order […]
Read this postCOVID-19 Update
At Efficient AC, Electric & Plumbing, the health and safety of our team and our customers is always our highest priority. We are all spending more time at home than ever, and we want to continue to be able to make spaces as comfortable, functional and safe for people as possible. In order to do […]
Read this postAC Repair FAQ: Why is My AC Not Cooling?
When an air conditioner is blowing warm air, it may run longer and fail to adequately cool your home in the Austin, Texas heat. There may be poor airflow and/or poor heat transfer resulting from one or more of the following AC repair issues. 5 Reasons Your Air Conditioner is Blowing Warm Air or Not […]
Read this postAC Repair FAQ: Why Won’t My AC Turn Off?
When temperatures are high here in Austin, a properly sized AC system may run for very long periods of time in order to reach the desired indoor temperature (setpoint). The AC system gradually reduces humidity and latent heat (heat that has built up in the walls, ceiling and surrounding surfaces) inside the home. It can […]
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