Best Thermostat Settings for Florida Summers: Efficiency + Comfort
July 28th, 2025If you’re searching for the best way to program your thermostat in Jacksonville, our team at A/C Designs has your back.
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Do I Need to Run My Air Purifier All Day?
July 14th, 2025If you’ve recently purchased an air purifier in Jacksonville, FL, you might be wondering: “Do I need to run this thing all day?”
Myth or Fact: Do Air Conditioners Dehumidify?
March 28th, 2024At AC Designs, we’re here to answer this common question – do air conditioners dehumidify? Learn how to keep your home comfortable today:
Water Dripping From AC Vent: Causes and Solutions
March 19th, 2024Diagnose Water Dripping From AC Vent With AC DesignsIt’s normal to see your vehicle’s AC dripping water after it’s been parked for a few minutes, but the same can’t be said about your home’s air vents. Understanding why water dripping from AC vents is a cause for concern is crucial, and our team at AC […]
Indoor Air Quality Services For Safer Breathing
March 18th, 2024While we often focus on outdoor air pollution, it’s equally important to consider the air quality inside our homes. Poor indoor air quality can lead to various respiratory problems and allergies, so taking proactive steps to improve the air you breathe is crucial. Learn the signs of poor air quality and the importance of indoor […]
Why Invest in the REME-HALO® Air Purifier?
February 21st, 2024At AC Designs, our technicians are here to teach you the advantages of the REME Halo air purifier for better indoor air quality.
How To Clean AC Unit: When To Call the Pros
February 20th, 2024At AC Designs, our technicians are here to show you how to clean your AC unit both inside and out and when it’s time to call in the pros.
Signs of a Dirty Evaporator Coil
February 2nd, 2024The technicians at AC Designs are here to teach you the signs of a dirty evaporator coil and provide expert solutions to keep your home cool.
Explaining the Heat Pump Defrost Cycle
February 1st, 2024Sometimes, your HVAC system’s condensing unit coil (located outside) can become too cold, leading to ice/frost buildup. To ensure proper functioning, your unit will naturally enter a heat pump defrost cycle, a process designed to thaw the ice/frost on the coil. Heat Pump Defrost Cycle Guide Remember, frost on your unit’s coils is normal. If […]
