A/C Designs of St. Augustine, LLC Blog: Posts Tagged ‘HVAC Maintenance’

What Type of Air Filter Should You Choose?

Tuesday, February 18th, 2020

A clean, debris-free air filter is the key to a healthy a/c system. If you’ve never changed your household’s a/c filter before, you may be overwhelmed by the array of filter options available. Read on for some of the factors you’ll want to know before you select a filter for your a/c unit, as well as the four most common types of filters on the market.

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How to Prepare Your HVAC for the Winter

Friday, December 20th, 2019

Though Florida doesn’t experience the same cold winter temperatures as the rest of the U.S., it’s still important to “winterize” your heating, ventilation, and a/c unit each fall. The fall season presents a prime opportunity to inspect your unit and correct any issues before the cold weather arrives and the hot weather returns. Learn more about the steps you should take to prepare your HVAC for the winter.

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How Do I Take Care of My Outside A/C Unit?

Wednesday, October 9th, 2019

Even if you keep your indoor air ducts and filters as clean as a whistle, without regular maintenance, your outdoor a/c unit can quickly fall victim to environmental wear and tear. Fortunately, keeping your outside a/c system in good working condition doesn’t need to be a tough or time-consuming process. Take a look at some tips and tricks on caring for your outside unit.

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Why an HVAC Maintenance Plan is Worth the Investment

Tuesday, September 17th, 2019

When it comes to home maintenance, your HVAC system can often be “out of sight, out of mind.” Far too often it’s easy to forget about these crucial components of your Florida home until they begin acting up. Ensuring proper HVAC maintenance doesn’t have to be a burden. Learn more about the benefits an HVAC maintenance plan can provide and why maintaining your HVAC is so important.

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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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3 Common AC Problems and How to Avoid Them

Thursday, April 11th, 2019

Whether you run your a/c year-round or prefer to limit your usage to only the hottest days of summer, few things are more irritating than discovering that your a/c is on the fritz. Prevent your system from failing by learning about three of the most common a/c repairs and what you can do to avoid them.

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Defrost Cycle: How It Works

Wednesday, December 26th, 2018

Did you know that your heating and air conditioning unit will need to run through a defrost cycle at various times of the year? This important feature is designed to help your unit work properly throughout the cooler winter months. In fact, without the defrost cycle, and the regular maintenance provided by trusted professionals, your HVAC won’t be able to operate properly.

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3 Reasons to Give Your Heating & Cooling System TLC this Fall

Thursday, October 11th, 2018

Your home’s heating and cooling system experiences a lot of wear and tear throughout the year, especial during the hot summer months. As a result of the system constantly running, the outdoor unit will likely see a build-up of pollen, dirt, dust, and debris that can lead to lower performance or long-term damage if it isn’t properly cleaned and maintained.

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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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