Serving the Greater Los Angeles Area
Serving the Greater Los Angeles Area
Summer heat means your air conditioner becomes your best friend, keeping your home cool and comfortable. However, many homeowners experience common AC problems that disrupt comfort and efficiency.
Many issues have simple DIY fixes, but others require the expertise of a professional HVAC technician. Understanding these common problems, troubleshooting tips, and when to call a pro can save you time, money, and stress this summer.
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the dads, granddads, and father figures who keep everything running smoothly—fixing what breaks, grilling up a feast, and always being there when you need them. But when it comes to keeping the house cool during a summer heatwave, maybe it’s time Dad gets a break.
This Father’s Day, show appreciation by giving him one less thing to worry about—leave the AC repairs to us and make sure your home is as cool as he is. Whether your air conditioner is underperforming or just due for a tune-up, keeping your HVAC system in top shape ensures comfort for the whole family—and peace of mind for Dad.
When your air conditioning system starts acting up whether it’s blowing warm air, making strange noises, or simply not keeping your home comfortable the big question becomes: should you repair it or replace it?
It’s a common dilemma for homeowners, especially during the peak of summer when a breakdown can mean sweltering days and sleepless nights. While repairs might seem like the quicker, cheaper solution, they’re not always the smartest long-term choice. Here’s how to evaluate whether AC system replacement or repair is the best move for your home. To make a more informed decision, learn everything you need to know about AC replacement and its potential benefits.
If you’re curious about the latest developments in refrigerant technology, this guide is your go-to resource for the 2025 refrigerant transition and what recent changes mean for you as a homeowner. With an increased emphasis on environmental impact and energy efficiency, understanding these changes is crucial for homeowners and industry professionals alike.
Keep reading to learn more about how innovative refrigerants can enhance system efficiency while reducing environmental harm. Then give our team a call to discuss your upcoming AC maintenance, repair, or replacement when you’re ready.
The age of an HVAC system, the cost of an estimated repair, and energy bills are the usual factors to consider when deciding to repair or replace a system. However, you may need to upgrade to a new system sooner rather than later to protect your health and well-being. With the recent wildfires, we can assess the impact to your home comfort system and provide the best solution to help you and your family.
The good news is that you can save money when you upgrade right now. The JMS team is offering $500 off any AC or furnace purchase and installation. Keep reading to learn why you might want to replace your home HVAC system right now following the recent wildfires in Southern California.
When you’re looking to install a new air conditioner or heat pump in your home, you probably don’t give much thought to the type of refrigerant it uses. In fact, you may be trying to squeeze as much life as possible out of an older unit without knowing that it uses outdated refrigerant.
But in 2025, laws regarding air conditioners that use R410A refrigerant in Los Angeles will take effect, contributing to increases in the cost of a new air conditioner system. Keep reading to learn more about the new laws about R410A refrigerant and why now is the ideal time to upgrade an outdated AC system.
Ductless air conditioners face very similar problems compared to central air conditioners. However, the symptoms can manifest a little bit differently since these unique units are much smaller compared to a large central unit.
You can keep reading to learn more about three of the most common ductless air conditioning problems we see so you’ll know when to call us for air conditioning repair in Santa Monica. Identifying these problems and taking action to fix them early will ensure that your ductless unit works more effectively and has a longer lifespan with fewer repair needs.
If you are looking forward to getting a new air conditioner, you’re probably very excited about the prospect of a brand-new HVAC system. But how do you prepare for your air conditioning installation in Los Angeles? There are some steps you can take to ensure the process goes as smoothly as possible for everyone involved.
We’re going to highlight some tips that can help you prepare your home and family ahead of a new air conditioner installation. Keep reading to learn how you can help our team prepare your home and children or pets ahead of installation day for your new air conditioner.
If your air conditioner is already older or you’re having a lot of problems with it, now may be the time to upgrade to a new AC. We know that it can be difficult to make this decision, especially if you are trying to get just a little more life out of your existing unit.
But we encourage you to consider an upgrade before your air conditioner breaks down for good. You can keep reading to learn more about signs that can indicate it’s time to replace your older air conditioner. You can also learn about the times when AC repairs make sense. When you’re ready, you can give our team a call for your AC replacement in Pasadena and we will help you every step of the way.
Switching to a ductless mini split HVAC system is an excellent idea. When you think about switching from a central air conditioner with attached ductwork, it may seem like an overwhelming project. Worry not – that is what our team is here for!
We make it easy to switch to ductless cooling in Los Angeles. You can keep reading to learn more about what happens when we install a ductless mini split system in your home. Then you can decide if making the switch is the right decision for your family.
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