A/C Designs of St. Augustine, LLC Blog: Posts Tagged ‘Air Conditioning Replacement’

3 Reasons to Replace Indoor & Outdoor HVAC Units Together

Tuesday, September 15th, 2020


While it might seem like you can replace one unit and leave the other in place, this usually isn’t recommended. Take a look at the three reasons why you should replace your indoor and outdoor units at the same time to ensure your Jacksonville home stays comfortable all year long.

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GUIDE: Should You Repair or Replace Your A/C?

Thursday, July 30th, 2020

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 of money. Having an air conditioner that isn’t working can be frustrating, however, the cause is usually one of a few components. That’s why we have created this simple questionnaire to help you decide whether to repair or replace your unit.

To better understand your HVAC system and diagnosing your a/c issue, click the link below and download your FREE Repair or Replace Guide.

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3 Factors That Determine the Right A/C Unit for Your Home

Thursday, August 15th, 2019

Whether you’re in dire need of a new air conditioner or just interested in investigating your options, you may find the sheer number and variety of a/c models overwhelming. With such an array of choices available, how can you be sure that the a/c you select is going to be the right choice for your home? Take a look at the following three factors you can use to help you settle on the right a/c unit for your home.

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What’s a SEER Rating—And What Does It Mean?

Monday, May 13th, 2019

If you’re like many homeowners, you probably don’t give much thought to your air conditioner until it stops working. But when you’re unexpectedly left with no choice but to install a new a/c unit, the SEER rating is an important factor you’ll need to consider when making the best choice for your home.

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How to Extend the Life of Your A/C

Thursday, April 18th, 2019

Each spring and summer, many homeowners look forward to embracing the season by potting soil and flowers, tackling a long-awaited home improvement project, or taking a relaxing vacation—but investing in a new a/c system usually isn’t in the forecast (until it is).

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How Long Does the Typical A/C Unit Last?

Friday, November 16th, 2018

One of the biggest questions people have when they purchase an HVAC unit or buy a home with an existing system is: “How long can I expect this unit to last?” The short answer is, it depends on a variety of different factors, including the amount of use, operational conditions, and maintenance schedule.

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Why is My A/C Unit Not Cooling?

Wednesday, August 15th, 2018

If there was ever a region where a well-functioning air conditioning unit is vital to survival and comfort, it’s Jacksonville, Florida. While many people flock to the city because of its bountiful sunshine, having access to the cool relaxation of an A/C unit makes the worst of the heat more bearable. If your air conditioning unit is on and running — but not cooling your home or business — it could be due to one of these reasons.  

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Tips to Stay Safe During Extreme Temperatures

Wednesday, August 8th, 2018

Although July is historically the hottest month of the year, August is still known to bring extremely hot temperatures that can feel even hotter with high levels of humidity in the air. When you aren’t able to rely on your air conditioner to reduce the effects of extreme heat, here are a few tips to stay safe and avoid a potentially life-threatening heat stroke.

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How to Know When to Repair or Replace Your Unit

Wednesday, September 20th, 2017

To repair or to replace? This is a common question homeowners are faced with when they encounter a problem with their a/c unit. It’s a good idea to be aware of some of the most common telltale signs that your a/c unit needs repair or should be replaced.

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