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HVAC Company Gives Warning on How to Properly Take Care of AC Unit
Brad Johnson said routine upkeep can help AC units handle extreme heat, as technicians expect more service calls when temperatures reach 110 degrees.
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With 110-degree heat headed for Oklahoma, HVAC techs brace for a flood of 'AC not keeping up' calls
With 110-degree weather in the forecast for Oklahoma City, local HVAC workers are expecting the usual rush of calls from cooling systems that start falling behind in extreme heat. On Reddit, one Oklahoma City poster asked other technicians what the coming stretch would bring, writing: "110F temps on the way. What do y'all think my most common calls will be? Anybody else there yet? Plus it's 50-60% humidity here." What's happening? Replies center…
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