Automated Comfort Systems Brings Comfort All Year Round

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Clemmons, NC – Families across North Carolina depending on their HVAC for reliable heating and cooling throughout the year have one immense advantage: Automated Comfort Systems (ACS). The team has become the go-to choice for clients, having served the region for 40 years, and continues to offer outstanding quality and commitment.

ACS is not your average HVAC service contractor. With an honest and transparent approach to all they do, the trained, qualified and licensed engineers are always on one mission: to deliver unrivalled heating and air services.

Backed with the best equipment and accessories on the market, ACS’ dedication to energy-efficient HVAC equipment, AC technology and outstanding service sets them apart in an often crowded industry.

Whether it’s been some time since clients have had a tune-up on their HVAC, or they are first-time customer, ACS’ team are geared up to help out. With convenient emergency services, 

Clemmons and the surrounding communities can always reach out for repair assistance.

“We are the techs people trust,” said business owner Jason Williams. “Our techs know the industry and understand how important it is to achieve people’s comfort levels with a fully working HVAC system. That’s why we strive to provide the highest level of service.”

As the leading choice for repairs, new installations, and maintenance of HVACs, the company’s principles are built on providing transparent, fair, fast and affordable services. “With decades of experience, we are well-equipped to handle all types of jobs. We believe everyone deserves to live and work in a comfortable environment, and we strive hard to achieve that,” he added.

Mr Williams said the time to call out ACS is when the AC isn’t working right. He said residents could create a quick troubleshooting list that may indicate problems. These can include:

Checking the thermostat: An AC can stop working if the thermostat isn’t set correctly or the batteries are dead;

Check the circuit breaker: A tripped breaker will shut off the AC; 

Check the outdoor unit: If plants or other items are too close, it can block airflow and keep the unit from working. Make sure there isn’t any debris stuck in the unit, which can cause malfunctions or strange noises;

Check the vents: Closed or blocked vents will keep cold air from flowing into the room.

If these don’t solve the problem, then ACS is awaiting that call. They can be contacted on (336) 248-4316. Or check out their service portfolio at https://www.automatedcomfortsystems.com.