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If you’ve lived in Florida for a while, you know the heat doesn’t stop in September! And with the constant high temperatures outside, you’ll want to make sure your unit doesn’t overheat. Even with fall around the corner, you don’t want to end up going without air conditioning, so we’ve come up with a few…
As a homeowner, knowing the intimate details of your HVAC can seem like you’re trying to learn another language. Your Comfort Consultant mentions a SEER rating and all you can do is ask, “What’s that?” In a nutshell, the SEER rating is an important component of any HVAC system used to help define the energy…
What does AC Tonnage mean in regards to air conditioning? AC tonnage is a rating system that measures air conditioner capacity. When you hear the word “ton” it’s immediately associated with weight, right? In the HVAC industry, it means something completely different. It actually has to do with the amount of hot air removed by…
What is the difference in R22 and 410A in air conditioning units? Why did this change? Both of these air conditioning rerefrigerants, R22 and 410A, are in common use throughout the world. R22 refrigerant is also known as Freon. In 2004, the Environmental Protection Agency began phasing out R22 air conditioning refrigerant. R22 will become…
During the summer months, a humidity level below 60% is recommended by experts. High humidity can cause mold growth or moisture related issues and can even lead to health and comfort problems. Moisture-filled air causes A/C to run longer. Luckily, modern A/C units dehumidify as they cool. To lessen need for dehumidification: do not set…
We all hear tips and stories told between family members and friends about HVAC systems. Often times, the should’s and should not’s that we hear and tell aren’t actually true. Detailed below are 5 common myths told about air conditioning. 1. Air conditioners are just machines that cool the air. Nope! While your A/C does…
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…
On average, June is the warmest month of the year for the Tampa area. This usually means cranking up your A/C unit and trying to stay as cool as possible. With so much energy usage, how can you save money while helping the environment as well? Luckily, we’ve compiled a list of some helpful tips to…
Now is not a convenient time for the AC to stop working, but fortunately, a few air conditioner troubleshooting tips may be all you need to fix the problem. Try out these four potential solutions to your problem and call in the pros only if necessary. Condenser Won’t Run Check the power: Make sure the…
As temperatures rise over the next several months, you’ll be forced to make a few changes in your Florida home if you hope to keep your utility bills in check. We suggest that you begin saving both energy and money this cooling season by following these simple energy tips. Energy Tips to Help You Save Money…
Keep Maintaining Your Air Conditioning, Even as the Weather Cools Off Do you want your air conditioning system ready for peak performance next spring? If so, here are some simple tasks you can do this fall to keep your system maintained and running efficiently beyond next spring and summer. What HVAC Professionals Recommend If your…
The long, hot Tampa Bay area cooling season takes a toll on your air conditioner, which works 24/7 to keep you comfortable. You can help reduce the load on your system’s compressor by following these tips. Reduce the Load on Your Air Conditioner and Compressor Turn up your thermostat when you leave the house or…
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