Beat Summer With Our Cooling FAQs

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When you have questions about your New London home air conditioner and HVAC system, turn to the Bryant® experts at Hoffman Heating & Cooling for the answers. We often receive some of the same HVAC questions, so to help you stay as comfortable as possible, we want to share the answers with you. Our cooling FAQs provides A/C troubleshooting tips that could save you trouble in the future. Find them below, then call us at 920-982-6565 or contact us online for service.

How long will my air conditioner last before it needs to be replaced?

The average air conditioner lasts anywhere from 10 to 15 years if it’s properly maintained with annual maintenance. However, its lifespan will vary based on usage. If it’s more than 10 years old and needs frequent repairs, you may need to consider a replacement.

How often does my air conditioner need maintenance?

Hoffman Heating recommends annual air conditioner maintenance for optimal performance. This is the best way to keep your system running efficiently for as long as possible and reduce costly repairs.

What size air conditioner do I need for my home?

The right size air conditioner depends on the size and layout of your house. Hoffman Heating can help you determine both, then provide you with a recommendation and estimate based on your home comfort needs.

How can I reduce my energy bills during the summer?

There are a few things you can do. Schedule annual maintenance to ensure your A/C is running as efficiently as possible. Keep your blinds and curtains closed during the day, and keep your windows and doors shut if possible. Install a smart thermostat to help limit unnecessary cooling when you’re not home.

What should I do if my air conditioner continuously runs?

If your air conditioner won’t stop running, check your thermostat to see if the temperature is set too high or low. If this isn’t the problem, call us for service.

What should I do if my air conditioner isn’t cooling my home?

Check your circuit breaker to ensure your furnace is receiving power. Then, check your air filter to see if it needs replacing—if it’s clogged or dirty, it could be blocking airflow. Verify that your thermostat is set to the correct temperature. If none of these solutions work, please give us a call.

Didn’t find the HVAC questions and answers you’re looking for? We’re happy to help. Give us a call at 920-982-6565 or contact us today.

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633 E. Beckert Rd.
New London, WI 54961
920-982-6565
gjunak@hoffmanheating.com

Also Serving the Weyauwega Area: 920-867-2210

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What Our Clients Say

Very professional service, installers were very respectful and knowledgeable. From the quote to financing, the entire process was effortless. I highly recommend Hoffman Heating & Cooling.

David G.

Arrived on time and worked hard even through the rain. My favorite part of my new central air conditioner is the fan is so quiet, you don’t even know it’s running. Thank you to the service tech for adjusting the fan!!!

Tammy W.

All of the technicians are polite, very knowledgeable, on time, and they work hard. My new furnace works great and because we upgraded to a bigger furnace, the basement is much warmer now.

Lin D.

The installation of my new Bryant furnace was done professionally, the area completely cleaned, and Cross did a thorough explanation of the thermostat and system.

Rose G.

Hoffman Heating & Cooling was very efficient on coming out to our house when our furnace quit. The [new] installation was done in a timely manner and Cross was very knowledgeable when we asked questions. Thank you Dave, Larry, Cross, and Caleb for making this experience a good one!!!

Tammy K.

Arrived on time. Professional with installation. Took away old parts and cleaned up when done. Made sure I understood before they left about how to work the thermostat for heat. Answered any question I had.

Diana V.