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Unlike many parts of the country where an A/C unit gets a few months of heavy use, systems in the Valley often run for much of the year to keep us comfortable. That constant workload makes regular maintenance one of the best ways to keep an air conditioner operating efficiently, increase its lifespan, and improve air quality.
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Arizona’s monsoons bring welcome rain and – slightly – cooler temperatures, but they also deliver powerful winds, lightning and sudden power surges that can take a toll on your home’s electrical system. Afterward, do you remember to check your electrical components? Most often, the answer is no – until there’s a problem.
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