Can I Install Air Conditioning Without Ductwork?
Are you dreading enduring another hot and humid Kansas City summer in a home with an old air conditioner that’s hanging on by a thread?…
Read More >Are Air Conditioning Maintenance Plans Worth It?
The cooling system in your Kansas City home represents a big investment and has an important job: keeping you, your family and guests comfortable as you…
Read More >What’s the Difference Between a Heat Pump and a Central Air Conditioner?
When you’re considering the best air conditioner installation for your Kansas City home, there are really a ton of options out there. Which is great…
Read More >Ways to Keep Cool While Your AC Is Broken
To beat back the extremes of our Kansas City summers, all you really need is the right cooling system. Modern air conditioners can provide all…
Read More >What We Do During an AC Repair in Kansas City
Your air conditioning system provides your Kansas City home with cool, reliable comfort. And when you suddenly find yourself deprived of this much-needed relief from…
Read More >How a New AC Installation Will Help You Battle Humidity
Everybody loves a Royals game, but the summer weather in Kansas City can sometimes be unbearable with our high humidity levels. High humidity levels not only…
Read More >Tips to Avoid Emergency Air Conditioner Repair
No one ever wants to call for emergency air conditioner repair services—especially in the middle of summer in Kansas City. When cool air becomes non-existent…
Read More >Do I Have to Replace My AC Unit, Or Can I Just Repair It?
One of the most common questions we get here at Top Notch Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, is “Do I have to replace my AC unit,…
Read More >Why Is My AC Blowing Warm Air?
Air conditioning is a daily part of summer for most Kansas City area residents. A functioning air conditioner could spell the difference between a comfortable…
Read More >What Causes an Air Conditioner to Freeze?
It seems ironic that in the summer heat, an air conditioner can freeze over. Unlike a heat pump, which is designed to thaw itself out when it freezes in the winter, an air conditioner is not built to handle ice forming on any of its components. So what causes an AC to freeze, and what do you do if you discover yours has frozen?
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