Comfort Now By Bob McAllister

Thanks for Asking Change the air filter. Change the air filter. Change the air filter at least every 90 days and sooner if you find it's dirty in that interval. Use at least a 1" pleated filter--not the cheaper fiberglass ones! Wash down your outdoor air conditioner at least monthly for as long as your outdoor water is on. Squirt from the top out through the fins as much as you can reach and then a good squirt through all the sides from the outside. You can do this whether it's running or off- Covering your air conditioner with a cover that allows it to breath (not a blue tarp) will minimize debris getting in during the off season. Careful, don't forget and turn it on in the spring with the cover still on! Have your equipment professionally tuned up annually. That's the only way to ensure it is running as efficiently as it was designed and helps premature breakdowns. Change the air filter regularly!!!

Good Morning Anthony Thanks for the question. Information on our plans can be found here. https://www.iwantcomfortnow.com/comfort-now-cn-club/ Give us a call 609 400 1005 with any additional questions. To schedule service or maintenance you can call or use the "schedule service" link at the top of the page Thanks again & Happy New Year

Typically on a 15-year-old system you're at the point of replacement because the national average is around 15 years. If you live on an island it could be less than that because of salt air corrosion. We are more than happy to send one of our service technicians today to inspect the system and see what the real problem is. If it's something small it might be worth replacing the small part today but we can also give you a free estimate so you at least know where you stand in the future. We appreciate you reaching out to us.

Vipul, We'll assume you currently have 1 gas heating system. Sight unseen a very broad budget from top to bottom would be $6-15k. That's a big spread but there are a lot of variables & a lot of features that impact final cost. We'd be happy to look at it and discuss the options. 609 400 1005 Thanks for asking

Hi Mr. Kelly, Yes there are many different ways to prevent salt Air Corrosion. We have a product that we treat our outdoor condensers it's called Salt Shield 🛡️. This have to be applied on a new system before we install it but it can get you 5 years or longer from the outside condenser. You can also use covers to help prevent corrosion in the winter months. We recommend gently spraying down your system with fresh water once a month and if it in rough shape down spray it at all. Finally get regular maintenance done so they can spray coiling on it to get the grime off. Thanks for the question.