Humidity and Your A/C System
There are many factors that affect the quality of the air you and your family breathe in your home – especially in Jacksonville. One of the most common problems with…
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GUIDE: Should You Repair or Replace Your A/C?
Should you repair or replace your a/c unit? This is a common question among those of us surviving this Florida heat, and knowing the answer could save you a lot…
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What Are Some Ways to Extend the Life of an HVAC System?
No matter how old (or new) your home’s heating and cooling system may be, there are steps you can take to prolong its life. And when you consider that a…
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[Quiz] Should You Repair or Replace Your Unit?
Take our free quiz based on the performance of your current system to find out if you should repair or replace your unit. (more…)
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What Do the Sounds Coming From Your A/C Unit Mean?
When your a/c unit is humming along in good shape, it’s almost soundless—which can make clanks, hisses, squeals, and buzzes coming from your unit all the more alarming. What do…
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Your Utility Bill & A/C System: How Much of Your Bill is Attributed to Your A/C?
If you’ve noticed that your energy bill tends to fluctuate quite a bit from quarter to quarter, you’re not alone. (more…)
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How Long Does An A/C Unit Typically Last?
Your a/c is often the silent hero of your home, consistently maintaining it at a comfortable temperature no matter what the outside weather is like. But far too often, your…
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3 Common A/C Problems and How to Fix Them
While homeowners in some parts of the country have a long “off-season” to have their a/c repaired or replaced, most Florida residents use their a/c for a significant portion of…
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What You Need to Know About the R22 Refrigerant Ban
Beginning in 2020, homeowners whose heating or cooling systems use R22 refrigerant will get a firsthand look at part of this phase-out process. As of January 1, 2020, U.S. consumers…
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Protecting Your HVAC Unit During Inconsistent Weather
Residents of the parts of the U.S. with four distinct seasons know to expect chilly temperatures from Thanksgiving to Easter (and sometimes beyond). But many Floridians are just as likely…
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