Every state has different licensing requirements for air conditioning technicians. Requirements may include passing a written exam, attending a training course and passing a state-administered exam. Some states also require technicians to be certified by an organization such as the Air Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration (ACHR) Professional Association. If you employ an air conditioning technician at your rental property, you will likely need to provide proof of their qualifications. Read more
A common complaint among tenants is that the air conditioning unit in the home or office is too loud and disruptive. This complaint is usually legitimate, but the solution may be more difficult than it seems. There are several possible explanations for this problem. First, the unit may be operating at a higher capacity than necessary. If the temperature in the home or office is above the desired level, the unit will have to work harder to keep the temperature at a lower level. This means that it will run at a higher capacity and produce more noise. Read more
Air conditioning units are heavy and bulky. This makes it difficult for an untrained person to install one without damaging the walls or other fixtures in the home or office. If a tenant attempts to install their own unit, it is more likely that they will cause damage to the walls or other fixtures. This may lead to a lawsuit for property damage. If you suspect that a tenant has installed their own unit, you should have a contractor inspect the property. Read more
Some tenants use air conditioning units as a way to damage the property. They may leave the unit running during the day or night, regardless of the temperature. This can damage the unit and may even cause it to break down. If the unit breaks down, the tenant may be unable to repair it. This may lead to a lawsuit for property damage.
Air conditioning units can attract rodents such as mice and rats. They may find shelter inside the unit and chew on wires and other components. They may also spread disease to other animals and humans. If you suspect rodents in your unit, you should contact a pest control company. Read more
Air conditioning units are an important part of modern homes and businesses. They are essential for maintaining a comfortable indoor climate during hot weather. Air conditioning units may also be the cause of many complaints among tenants. If a tenant fails to resolve these problems, the landlord may face complaints and legal actions as a result.