Cooling companies in high demand amid dangerously hot temperatures
Heating and cooling companies say they are in high demand with the dangerously hot temperatures this week.
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Jun 9, 2021, 4:55 PM
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9h agoHeating and cooling companies say they are in high demand with the dangerously hot temperatures this week.
Sam Gault, president of Gault Family Companies, says that not only are they installing dozens of central air conditioning systems, but they're also tackling replacements and repairs for existing customers, too.
Gault says the pandemic is making things even more hectic, because people staying at home more means more installations.
If you have central AC, the company says these tips could help you avoid a breakdown:
1. Maintenance.
2. Check the air filters.
3. Make sure the area around outdoor units are clear so they get enough air up and around them to stay cool.
Gault Family Companies has been in Westport for more than 150 years.
