I realized that our only recourse was rapidly calling our heating and cooling worker to make a repair later this week
For the past week straight I’ve been hearing loud construction start at 8am and not much else. I job nights and don’t get to sleep until at least 2am, so getting woken up time and time again after just more than five hours of sleep is enough to start our day off on the wrong stinking foot. But it’s not just the sort of construction noise that most people are used to achieving. They are pounding huge cement pylons into the ground as they’re apparently rebuilding a bridge a quarter mile down the road. With constant noise for hours on end, I usually get out of bed disgruntled and attempt to start our day with a super strong cup of coffee. If there were other noises happening simultaneously, I wouldn’t be able to hear it. Unfortunately, I was presented with this exact scenario Last week as our air conditioner slowly broke down. Normally I would have heard the nasty noises coming from the air handler before it finally died. I assume that I would have properly observed the lack of noise that I’m used to hearing whenever our air conditioner is still running normally. It took the abrupt change in temperature inside our lake house to realize something was wrong with the cooling system, however unfortunately, I can’t manage to get our air conditioner to turn back on. I realized that our only recourse was rapidly calling our heating and cooling worker to make a repair later this week. The current thought of paying for these potentially high-priced repairs is enough to make our damn head spin. I hope it doesn’t cost too much to get our air conditioner up and working again.