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1) Be mindful of which lights are on within your home. An increase in electricity will cause the temperature in your home to rise. 2) Close all the blinds and lower your A/C unit whenever you leave your home. This will keep the sunlight out and your air conditioner from overworking. 3) Check your ducts! If…
If you begin seeing signs of the following problems, it’s time to call a professional AC Maintenance technician in to take a look. Allowing the issue to further develop could lead to larger, more expensive fix. Drainage Problems If not leveled properly, some air conditioners may not drain properly. Or the drain may become plugged…
Winter is upon us and what is your home’s best defense against winter? It’s to make sure that your home has an efficient and effective heating system. Giving your HVAC systems regular TLC with regular maintenance is the best way to make sure your systems are performing at their highest level. Most HVAC maintenance should…
Hurricanes are extremely destructive. You probably already know to stock up on water, nonperishable foods, flashlights, batteries, and stormproof your home. But most people forget about their HVAC system during hurricane season. To help you keep your family safe during hurricane season, we put together some tips to help you protect your home and HVAC…
Avoid Unwanted Breakdowns This Summer Preventative maintenance is an important step for keeping your air conditioning system running efficiently. With the summer heat fast approaching, it’s Gulf Coast Air Systems’ first priority to make sure you and your family stay cool, comfortable, and safe this cooling season. Before the season changes fully, you should schedule…
With hotter weather approaching, it’s important to make sure your home comfort system is operating at its highest efficiency to keep you and your family comfortable. Here are some tips to make sure you’ll have a cool home and a happy wallet this summer: Regularly clean or replace your air filters to ensure proper air flow….
Heat loss can plague any household, even those in sunny Florida. This occurs particularly when the desired temperature inside your home is higher than the temperature outside of it. The warm air that your HVAC system produces can escape through air leaks, which causes the system to work harder to make up for that lost…
After locking your door and leaving for your next adventure, the last thing you want to do is second guess whether or not you properly prepared your heat system for your vacation. Take time before you leave to double check that all appliances are accounted for in order to give yourself some peace of mind while…
Whether you’ve ever had an HVAC system to break down or not, most of us know the importance of a good warranty that’s meant to protect our investment. Unfortunately, homeowners often will void an HVAC warranty without even realizing it. The best way to ensure that this doesn’t happen is to read over every detail of the…
If you have a central A/C, it most likely has an outdoor unit. But is it really safe there? The weather on the Gulf Coast can get pretty rough, and the unit is full of electrical components and sensitive equipment, all just sitting out in the elements. So you can’t help but wonder, “Does rain…
As much as Floridians rely on air conditioners and heat pumps, learning how to avoid the causes of evaporator coil leaks can prevent system failure that these leaks can cause. The evaporator coil sits inside the air handler and is responsible for removing the heat from the air in the summer. When it leaks, the…
If better home system performance with lower energy bills sounds like a comforting proposition, achieve your home efficiency goals the simple way with this fall maintenance checklist. You’ll be prepared for stormy weather, the heating months and you may even take advantage of seasonal specials. Fall Maintenance The goals of fall maintenance are to tighten up your home…
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