Albuquerque AC Conversion Services
Residents of Albuquerque and the surrounding communities know the value of a powerful AC system in the middle of summer. Years ago, a large number of homes in the area were built with evaporative coolers rather than air conditioners. Since then the quality of more modern cooling systems has advanced dramatically! Evaporative coolers otherwise referred to as swamp coolers, have become a large inconvenience for many people and in extremely hot weather that can not begin to compete with the cooling power of an effective AC system. That is why more and more homeowners are calling Daniels Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC to have their old swamp cooler converted into a far more efficient AC unit. If you are growing tired of your old swamp cooler our licensed heating and cooling professionals can offer you a number of affordable upgrades, helping to ensure the complete control over your indoor climate.
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What Are Signs That You Need to Replace Your Evaporative Cooler With a New AC System?
Not every home needs their evaporative cooler to be replaced with an air conditioner. However, if you have any of the following problems, please give us a call.
- Mold growth: An evaporative cooler raises the humidity level in your home. In ideal conditions, this won’t be a problem. However, if you are starting to notice mold growing around your property, then your evaporative cooler needs to be replaced.
- High heat: If it is still very hot in your home despite running the evaporative cooler, it’s time to replace it with a more efficient AC system.
- Frequent maintenance: A common complaint from homeowners is how much maintenance their evaporative cooler requires. If you are having a hard time keeping up with this work, then please give us a call today.
Your Home Feels Uncomfortable During Albuquerque’s Monsoon Season
While Albuquerque’s climate is typically dry, the summer monsoon season brings increased humidity. Evaporative coolers work by adding moisture to the air, making them less effective and often counterproductive during these humid periods. If your swamp cooler struggles to cool your home and leaves it feeling hot and sticky in July and August, it’s a clear sign that a more efficient AC system is a better solution for year-round comfort.
