It’s a hot, humid summer evening, and thankfully, you are inside. The temperature is a cool 72 degrees thanks to the air conditioner. You are just about to turn on the T.V. when a rumble of thunder crashes outside. Immediately through the window, you see rain begin to pour and lightning flashing thanks to a…
United States weather patterns vary greatly causing all sorts of stress on HVAC equipment. Some areas of the country are known for causing even more wear and tear than anywhere else. Cottonwood Trees are notorious for plugging up condensers and air inlets with their fluffy seeds that they drop during the summer. This can cause…
Whether it’s extreme heat and cold or searching for food, animals can accidentally end up becoming trapped inside your HVAC System. The result can be a very scary experience for you and especially for the animal. Listed below are some ways you can attempt to prevent this and also what to do if the animal…
According to the Energy Information Administration, 48% of energy consumption in American homes is a result of heating and cooling. With so many people using A/C (especially in the summer and those living in warm climates) how many really know the history behind this commonly used machine. Below is a brief introduction to the early…
The Gramatica Family Foundation was founded by the Gramatica brothers to help severely wounded veterans and their families transition from the battlefield to the home front. Together with their sponsors, they provide the materials needed to build our veterans new homes in the Tampa Bay area. This Monday, August 1st, The Gramatica Family Foundation is…
The Saharan Air Layer (SAL) is a mass of air with strong winds, a high concentration of dry air, and dust particles connected with the Sahara Desert in Africa. It is a feature of tropical weather during the summer and fall. This air layer is diluted as it travels east to west. As it brings…
Tampa air conditioning storm preparation can be an important regimen for Florida homeowners. Although the first tropical storm has already occurred this year (remember Hurricane Alex??) hurricane season typically occurs between June 1-November 30. Multiple meteorologists are anticipating the amount of this season’s storms to be above average. However, there is no real correlation between…
The Carrier Dealer Award is given to select contractors and is Carrier’s highest honor for its dealers. The Carrier Dealer Award recognizes Carrier dealers who exemplify the company’s model for operational excellence, business effectiveness and delivering the best in cutting-edge technology to consumers. Leading HVAC contractor Gulf Coast Air Systems Inc. received Carrier’s 2016 President’s Award…
2015 is almost upon us, and while it’s doubtful that we’ll be getting hover boards or power laces, there are definitely a few emerging trends to be aware of: particularly with regards to energy efficiency. Here are a few of the home trends in 2015 that you should be aware of. Alternative Lighting Compact fluorescent…
Pay Attention to the Attic Insulation in Your Brandon Area Home In warmer climates like ours in the Tampa or Brandon area, home comfort relies more on cooling systems more than heating systems. Both heating and cooling equipment can benefit, however, from improved attic insulation. An adequate level of attic insulation helps keep your indoor living…
If you ask someone who uses a ductless system what they like about it, you may hear a long list of advantages and accolades. Ductless systems are efficient, quiet, offer point-of-use conditioning and boost indoor air quality. To be fully convinced going ductless is for you, consider the three reasons which ductless systems were originally…
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…
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