The sweltering North Texas heat is back with temperature highs projected to be in the triple-digits for the next several days.
Irving resident Linda Lindsey unfortunately knows what it's like to lose her A/C in these conditions. In June, her 18-year-old air conditioning unit gave out and with a HUD grant program through the city of Irving, got a new one for free and now can relax with her dog Oreo without breaking a sweat. But not everyone can qualify for that specific program.
CBS 11 news spoke with Cool Experts AC on what you can do now to prevent your A/C unit from breaking down. "I would definitely recommend people changing out their filters at least once a month," said co-owner Gus Gonzalez, If there's a failure or low on freon, they can catch that before we get those triple digits.""Everyone is having failures, everyone needs help so our phones have just been ringing non-stop," said Co-Owner Omar Zazay.
Nick Starling joins CBS11 from KSHB-TV in Kansas City, Missouri, where he was a reporter for over three years. Before that, he reported in Omaha, Washington D.C., Lincoln and in central Nebraska.Thanks for reading CBS NEWS.Please enter valid email address to continue
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