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**About Us**
At Polar Bear Air Conditioning, we are committed to keeping your home and business comfortable year-round. With years of experience in the HVAC industry, our skilled technicians provide expert heating and cooling solutions tailored to your needs. We pride ourselves on reliability, efficiency, and top-notch customer service. Based in [Your Location], we serve residential and commercial clients with high-quality AC installation, repairs, and maintenance. Our mission is to provide energy-efficient and cost-effective climate control solutions that ensure comfort in every season. Whether you need a quick repair or a full system installation, you can trust our team to deliver outstanding results. We believe in transparency, fair pricing, and customer satisfaction. When you choose Polar Bear Air Conditioning, you're not just getting an HVAC service—you’re gaining a reliable partner for all your heating and cooling needs.
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What is a thermostat?A thermostat is a device that controls your HVAC system by regulating temperature and cycling it on or off as needed. Modern digital thermostats may also include humidity control and programmable settings for optimal comfort.
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Why there is sometimes a service call fee?A service call fee helps cover the cost of sending a technician and a service truck to your location. It accounts for travel, time, and initial diagnostics, though it may not fully cover all expenses involved.
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Are estimates free?Yes, estimates for AC system replacements are free. However, repair estimates typically require a service call or diagnostic fee, which may be waived if the repair is approved on-site.
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What is a maintenance contract?A maintenance contract is an agreement for regular HVAC servicing, usually every six months, typically lasting one year. It offers scheduled maintenance at a lower cost than out-of-contract service calls, with the option to add extra visits if needed.
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Is a maintenance contract an exclusivity contract?No, a maintenance contract ensures scheduled service for your HVAC system but does not require exclusivity, you can still seek service from other providers if needed.
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How often should I service my HVAC system?It’s recommended to service your HVAC system at least twice a year, once before summer and once before winter, to ensure peak performance.
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How can I improve my HVAC system’s efficiency?Regular maintenance, changing air filters, sealing duct leaks, and using a programmable thermostat can help improve efficiency.
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Why is my air conditioner blowing warm air?This could be due to a refrigerant leak, dirty air filter, thermostat issues, faulty motor or a malfunctioning compressor. A professional inspection can determine the cause.
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What size HVAC system do I need for my home?The correct size depends on factors like square footage, insulation, and climate. A professional load calculation can help determine the best size.
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How often should I change my air filters?Air filters should be checked monthly and replaced every 1 to 3 months, depending on usage and air quality.
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What is the lifespan of an HVAC system?On average, air conditioners last 10-15 years.
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Why does my HVAC system make unusual noises?Strange noises could indicate loose parts, debris in the system, or a failing motor. It’s best to have a technician inspect it.
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How can I reduce my energy bills with my HVAC system?Upgrading to a high-efficiency unit, sealing leaks, using a smart thermostat, and scheduling regular maintenance can help reduce energy costs.
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Do I need a maintenance contract for my HVAC system?A maintenance contract provides regular check-ups and can help prevent costly repairs, ensuring your system runs efficiently year-round
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Should I repair or replace my HVAC system?If your system is over 10 years old and frequently needs repairs, replacing it with a newer, energy-efficient model may be more cost-effective.
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How much costs to replace my AC?Installation location: Replacing a unit in a difficult-to-access space, like an attic, typically costs more. Brand and efficiency rating: Higher-efficiency units tend to be more expensive, though they offer long-term energy savings. System size: Larger systems, such as a 5-ton unit, cost more than smaller ones like a 2-ton unit. Materials and additional components: The cost may vary depending on necessary materials, ductwork modifications, and other installation requirements. -