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Home and Car Air Conditioners – Plan, Prevent, and Prolong
Preventative maintenance is as important for your car’s air conditioner as it is for your home’s air conditioner. They both require regular service to avoid problems and consistently work properly. Your home’s air conditioner filter needs to be replaced every three months. Your car’s air conditioner needs to be tested on an annual basis to detect and repair damaged components before they become costly problems.
Eastside makes it easy to remember when it’s time for your annual check-up. Part of our Comprehensive Car Care Program includes sending an email reminder when it’s time to analyze your air conditioning system. Our program helps you:
- Plan for your next scheduled air conditioning service
- Prevent air conditioning problems before they happen
- Prolong the life of your air conditioner
The Mileage Myth
In addition to providing superior air conditioning service, we’re always available to answer any questions you may have about how air conditioning systems work and when it’s best to run your air conditioner.
Many people assume that running your air conditioner uses more fuel than driving with the windows down. Not true.
According to the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), as long your air conditioner is performing properly, your gas mileage is better on the highway if you run your air conditioner versus keeping all the windows down.
Have a question for us or need air conditioning service?
Make an appointment online or by calling 905-844-9641.
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As your local air conditioning service and repair expert, Eastside is passionate about customer service.
When it comes to air conditioners, that means giving you the peace of mind of knowing your car’s air conditioner will consistently blow cold air when you need it. After all, temperatures can vary drastically from one day to the next. By getting regular air conditioning system check-ups, you won’t have to worry whether your air conditioner will be able to keep you cool when the weather heats up.
What’s the Condition of Your Air Conditioner?
When is the last time you had your air conditioner tested? If it’s been more than a year, your air conditioning system may not be performing at its peak or, even worse, it may not be functioning at all.
Don’t risk it! Let us examine your air conditioner before you find yourself stuck in a hot car in a traffic jam.
Eastside Auto Service’s experienced technicians perform comprehensive tests of your car’s air conditioner to inspect:
- Seals, lines, hoses, and all other components for cracks and leaks
- The compressor drive belt of the air conditioner for signs of cracks or other damage
If our diagnosis uncovers problems with your air conditioning system, our professional technicians may:
- Recharge the air conditioning system according to the manufacturer’s specifications
- Empty refrigerant from the air conditioning system
- Service and repair any condenser, compressor, evaporator, or electrical system failures
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Home and Car Air Conditioners – Plan, Prevent, and Prolong
Preventative maintenance is as important for your car’s air conditioner as it is for your home’s air conditioner. They both require regular service to avoid problems and consistently work properly. Your home’s air conditioner filter needs to be replaced every three months. Your car’s air conditioner needs to be tested on an annual basis to detect and repair damaged components before they become costly problems.
Eastside makes it easy to remember when it’s time for your annual check-up. Part of our Comprehensive Car Care Program includes sending an email reminder when it’s time to analyze your air conditioning system. Our program helps you:
- Plan for your next scheduled air conditioning service
- Prevent air conditioning problems before they happen
- Prolong the life of your air conditioner
The Mileage Myth
In addition to providing superior air conditioning service, we’re always available to answer any questions you may have about how air conditioning systems work and when it’s best to run your air conditioner.
Many people assume that running your air conditioner uses more fuel than driving with the windows down. Not true.
According to the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), as long your air conditioner is performing properly, your gas mileage is better on the highway if you run your air conditioner versus keeping all the windows down.
Have a question for us or need air conditioning service?
Make an appointment online or by calling 905-844-9641.
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As your local air conditioning service and repair expert, Eastside is passionate about customer service.
When it comes to air conditioners, that means giving you the peace of mind of knowing your car’s air conditioner will consistently blow cold air when you need it. After all, temperatures can vary drastically from one day to the next. By getting regular air conditioning system check-ups, you won’t have to worry whether your air conditioner will be able to keep you cool when the weather heats up.
What’s the Condition of Your Air Conditioner?
When is the last time you had your air conditioner tested? If it’s been more than a year, your air conditioning system may not be performing at its peak or, even worse, it may not be functioning at all.
Don’t risk it! Let us examine your air conditioner before you find yourself stuck in a hot car in a traffic jam.
Eastside Auto Service’s experienced technicians perform comprehensive tests of your car’s air conditioner to inspect:
- Seals, lines, hoses, and all other components for cracks and leaks
- The compressor drive belt of the air conditioner for signs of cracks or other damage
If our diagnosis uncovers problems with your air conditioning system, our professional technicians may:
- Recharge the air conditioning system according to the manufacturer’s specifications
- Empty refrigerant from the air conditioning system
- Service and repair any condenser, compressor, evaporator, or electrical system failures
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What’s the Condition of Your Air Conditioner?
Summer weather is fast approaching and soon you will be switching on the air conditioning. Make sure that your A/C system is ready to go when you need it most. There is nothing worse than a hot car and no A/C to cool it down.
When is the last time you had your air conditioner tested?
If it’s been more than a year, your air conditioning system may not be performing at its peak or, even worse, it may not be functioning at all. Don’t risk it! Let us examine your air conditioner before you find yourself stuck in a hot car in a traffic jam.
Preventative maintenance is as important for your car’s air conditioner as it is for your home’s air conditioner. They both require regular service to avoid problems and consistently work properly. Your home’s air conditioner filter needs to be replaced every three months. Your car’s air conditioner needs to be tested on an annual basis to detect and repair damaged components before they become costly problems.
If you have any mold or mildew in your car, or experience a musty smell when you turn on the A/C system, it could be caused by fungus and bacteria that commonly grow on the evaporator (cooling) case on the A/C system. It can be a relatively quick fix by servicing the A/C system and using professional chemicals to eliminate the odors.
Bring your vehicle into Eastside Auto Service and let us test your A/C system!
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As summer approaches, it’s time to have your A/C system checked so you stay comfortable during those hot drive times.
With our professional A/C service equipment, we can review your system quickly and efficiently to determine if your system needs flushing, a new cabin air filter, or perhaps just extra refrigerant.
Eastside Auto Service offers complete Air Conditioning & Climate Control System service. Our professional Licensed Technicians utilize state-of-the-art A/C service equipment to properly service or repair your car.
Call today or Schedule your A/C Appointment Online!
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