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Should You Keep Your Furnace Fan On? Here’s What to Consider

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 11-08-2022

When your air conditioner is running, you need the system fan to be on to distribute the cold air throughout your home. The AC and fan work together. But savvy homeowners who turn their air conditioner off frequently to save money might not be sure what to do with the fan. Should you keep your […]

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3 Things to Do When Your AC Freezes Up

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 10-08-2022

It might be something you’ve never thought of, but AC units can freeze, even on a boiling hot summer day. When this happens, you’ll completely lose the ability to use your AC unit. So, what can you do about ice forming on your AC and why does it happen in the first place?   Here, we […]

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3 Benefits of a Ductless Heating and Cooling System

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 03-05-2022

Ductless heating and cooling, also called ductless mini-split systems, are quickly becoming one of the most popular new options for managing a home’s temperature. Why are so many people choosing ductless systems? There are many advantages of ductless heating and cooling that relate to modern homes, including convenience, space-saving and energy efficiency. For those who […]

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How Often Should You Get Your AC Serviced?

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 17-02-2021

A service appointment can help your air conditioner perform better and stay healthy at essentially any time. That said, there are better times for you to schedule your air conditioner maintenance. One per year is ideal and try to time your air conditioner maintenance for just before you’ll be turning it on in later spring […]

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What are the Health Benefits of Air Conditioning?

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 02-08-2019

Is air conditioning bad for you? For some people, air conditioning can be aggravating to their skin and other cold-sensitive conditions as it tends to cause a loss of moisture and can trigger headaches and fatigue. However, as long as the temperature isn’t set too low, air conditioning actually has a wide range of health […]

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She Shed – the Backyard Escape

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 30-05-2019

6 Tips for Heating & Cooling Your She Shed The goal of a She Shed is to create a comfortable oasis outside the main home – what’s comfort without the right heating and cooling? Let us help you find ultimate comfort in smaller spaces with these She Shed heating & cooling tips! Tip # 1: […]

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Is it Possible to Get Air Conditioning for Your Cottage?

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 03-05-2019

You may not have considered getting air conditioning for your cottage, because you thought it wasn’t feasible. Well, we have good news for you, it is! With the advancements made in ductless air conditioning technology, cooling down your cottage has never been easier. No matter the size, age or design of your cottage, ductless air […]

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Why Right Now is the Perfect Time for AC Maintenance

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 07-05-2018

Just a few weeks ago the temperature dropped below 0 and all of Ontario was buried in an icy, snowy mess. What a difference a few weeks makes. We’re safe from the coldest days of the year now, but we’re hurdling toward the other extreme. We can’t spend ALL day in the sprinkler. This summer […]

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Get Your A/C Unit Ready for Summer!

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date: 17-08-2017

The warm weather is finally here: Summer is (dare we say) just around the corner.  With the outdoor temperature increasing, you’ll want to make sure your air conditioning unit is in top form.  But before you turn on your unit, we’ve compiled a checklist of 5 tips to help ensure your indoor temperatures are nice […]

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How are you handling the consistent heat waves this summer? Is your central air conditioning system running on its last leg?

Written by Link ClimateCare | Date:

The truth is that the average life of a central air conditioning system can vary. On average cooling units built in the 1970s and 1980s can last 7-15 years, give or take depending on a few factors; Temperatures (indoors/outdoors) Frequency of use Frequency of maintenance Cleanliness of the unit The climate can affect the lifespan […]

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