Arizona heat can put an aging air conditioner to the test. Deciding whether to replace your old system can be difficult. Rising energy bills, frequent repairs, and uneven cooling can all mean that it’s time for a change. Western States Home Services wants to help homeowners understand SEER ratings in Arizona before they upgrade their … [Read More]
Water heaters do not last forever, and Arizona conditions can make their service lives especially unpredictable. The typical water heater lifespan in Arizona depends on equipment, installation, water quality, and maintenance. Hard water can be especially tough on these appliances because dissolved minerals gradually build up inside them. Understanding these factors can help you tell … [Read More]
Arizona homeowners depend on their cooling systems for long stretches of the year, so a new sound can feel stressful fast. Strange AC sounds Arizona homeowners hear may point to a loose part, airflow issue, electrical problem, refrigerant leak, or failing motor. Banging or Clanking Banging usually means something inside the system has come loose … [Read More]
For many Arizona homeowners, summertime costs can add up very quickly. With temperatures regularly sitting in the triple digits, your AC unit may run for hours each day. A smart thermostat can be a great investment to help reduce unnecessary AC runtime. However, it’s not a guarantee of lower summer electric bills in Arizona. Your … [Read More]
Slab leaks are unfortunately not uncommon in Arizona homes. In fact, a variety of local factors can actually increase your likelihood of needing slab leak repair. Luckily, Western States Home Services is here with expert slab leak detection services to help homeowners mitigate the spread of damage. In this article, our plumbing experts will cover … [Read More]
It may seem strange to see ice on your AC during an Arizona summer. However, this problem is more common than many homeowners realize. An AC coil freezes when the system can’t move enough heat, not because it’s making too much cold air. Poor airflow or low refrigerant can make the evaporator coil too cold, … [Read More]
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