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Florida residents know the summer months are going to be uncomfortable without a working air conditioner. While being proactive about regular maintenance will extend the life of your equipment, even the best air conditioners will eventually wear out. Before you decide to replace your AC make sure you are aware of the many options. We’ve compiled tips from the pros to help you make a well-informed decision. If you are replacing your air conditioner, consider these pro tips first: Compare Part Replacement vs. System Replacement Discovering your air conditioner isn’t working is never a great feeling, but you shouldn’t assume you have a worst-case scenario on your hands. Before you purchase a new air conditioner, call a professional HVAC contractor.
Your furnace is easy to ignore until you notice things starting to go wrong. A loud noise or a funny smell quickly reminds you that your comfort at home or the office is dependant on your HVAC system working efficiently. Sometimes a strange smell is easy to resolve by yourself, but other HVAC issues require the support of a licensed HVAC contractor. We’re highlighting the 3 most common HVAC issues and suggesting a few ways to troubleshoot a potential problem as well as when to call an expert. 3 Most Common HVAC Issues Dirty Parts and Filters Your HVAC filter is the barrier that keeps dirt and debris from entering your home. It is a part of your furnace that
Spring is almost here! There are a few weeks when Tampa, Florida residents can keep their windows open and then it will be time to turn on the AC to keep homes and offices comfortable. This is the perfect time to schedule your HVAC system for a tune-up. HVAC system cleaning is an important part of routine preventative maintenance for both commercial and residential units. A professional spring cleaning of your HVAC system can help reduce allergies and illness. It can also keep your system running efficiently longer saving you money on your utility bills and unexpected system repairs. What happens when you spring clean your HVAC system? HVAC System Cleaning Over time your unit will collect dirt and debris.
In 2015 a Harvard study linked poor indoor air quality to reduced work production in commercial buildings. The same study also determined that by reducing CO2 levels, decreasing environmental pollutants, and increasing ventilation workers production rapidly increased. (source) Since then both the Communications Workers of America and the American International Health Alliance have emphasized the importance of an optimal environment for increased workplace productivity. Recommendations for regulated air flow, humidity levels, proper HVAC maintenance, and CO2 monitoring are all included in proposals to protect workers’ health and increase workplace productivity. Poor Indoor Air Quality Effects Poor indoor air quality effects workers physically and is also attributed to increasing work stress. Both of these things directly affect work productivity. Physical Symptoms
Florida has experienced some drastic weather this year! Unpredictable weather often leads to surprise utility bills. The only thing that can top this frustration is when you need to heat or cool your home, and your HVAC system won’t work. The easiest way to avoid costly surprises with your HVAC system is to schedule preventative maintenance. What is Preventative HVAC Maintenance? There are many working parts to an HVAC system, and as things age, they wear out. Having your system checked for proper heating or cooling performance will ensure your unit runs at its optimal level for as long as possible. A professional HVAC service technician will take the time to check every aspect of your system. They will clean
