My first automobile was a 1994 used Honda Civic in charcoal gray. I enjoyed that car, plus I had only one incident with it. While driving on an icy road, I made the massive mistake of hitting the brakes somewhat too hard as I was going around a corner. I slid off the road into a small ditch, but I wasn’t mangled plus thankfully, nobody else was on that road that particular afternoon. I was able to drive out of the ditch with no serious issues. Anyway, I had the automobile for roughly 5 years before I had any real issues with it. Once it began showing signs of decline, I knew I eventually had to sell it or trade it in. It had over 150,000 miles on it, plus it was over a decade old. After I had some issues with the timing belt, I knew it was time to let it go entirely, which I did. Currently, I think the same thing is happening to my Heating plus Air Conditioning device. It’s old equipment plus it is showing signs of decline. For instance, I noticed that the air flow is not as strong as it was before, plus it takes a long time to cool down my home… The equipment is approximately 20 years old, plus that is around the expiration date that is set by the industry for Heating plus Air Conditioning devices. Typically, Heating plus Air Conditioning devices last between 15 plus 20 years depending on maintenance. But before I jump to any solid conclusion, I arranged for an appointment with my Heating plus Air Conditioning serviceman to see if this complication could be caused by something else. If not, I might need to just accept that I need a new Heating plus Air Conditioning device.