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Okay, it’s likely that you aren’t as excited about ductless systems as we are—but, you should be!
Ductless systems are perfect for homeowners whose homes lack the space for ductwork or for those who wish to cut down on monthly spending costs!
And if neither of those are reason enough, we can dig even deeper. In fact, we are willing to bet that we can find some reason or other for you to consider going ductless by the end of this blog post.
All you have to do is keep reading to find out more about the benefits of a ductless system. So, what are you waiting for?
Welcome to Name That Sound, the air conditioning game show where players to guess what could be making the strange sounds coming from their air conditioner! Surely, strange air conditioner noises can be quite alarming, especially since your air conditioner shouldn’t be making any strange sounds at all!
Alright sure, here in Florida, the majority of us have been using our air conditioners throughout the majority of the year. However, rising temperatures mark the beginning of the summer season, and for most of us, that is quite exciting! Of course, there are many things that need to be done to prepare for the season ahead, like digging out your favorite bathing suit, stocking up on sunscreen, and ensuring that your AC is in mint condition.
Summer is right around the corner, which means its time to start thinking about your air conditioner! During the hottest time of the year, you expect your air conditioner to keep you cool and comfortable, however, it is only going to perform its job well if it receives the attention it requires. Otherwise, you could be left dealing with a whole variety of unforeseen problems. One way that you can prepare for the season ahead is to change your AC’s air filter.
Okay sure, here in Florida we rarely go a day without using our air conditioners, so what exactly does “pre-season” mean when almost every day feels like summer? The line between winter and summer can be a little unclear, so to be a little more specific, we are referring to the months leading up to April, before temperatures climb into the 80s and beyond.
There are areas in the country where heating systems are already being fired up and are running quite regularly. Here in Florida, this obviously is not the case. Our air conditioning systems are still the stars of the show, as they are throughout most of the year. That is why, even this late in the calendar year, you really need to be tuned into your air conditioning system and the way in which it is operating.
If you live in Florida and need someone to tell you that central air conditioning is a necessity, you may want to double check your address to make sure that you do actually live in Florida! The heat and humidity around here is the stuff of legend, and even those of us that truly love hot summer days—and summers that seem to go on and on—will admit that a comfortable home to retire to whenever you want is a must.
The central air conditioner is a major upgrade from the noisy, ineffective, and inefficient air conditioning systems that so many of us have used in the past—provided that it is working properly. Unfortunately, a lot of homeowners seem to think that, just because their air conditioners are functioning, they are functioning properly. This is not necessarily the case, and that type of thinking can land you in some hot water.
Any problems with your air conditioning system are of major concern when you live in as hot of a climate as we do. Florida is just not the type of place where “good enough” is ever truly good enough when it comes to your air conditioning system! That is why you need to contact a member of our team the moment that you think you need 
If you know anything about the way that a refrigerant-based air conditioning system operates, then you know your system uses the evaporation of refrigerant in order to remove heat from the air in your home. That refrigerant is condensed outdoors, releasing its heat, before repeating the cycle until desired temperatures are met. At no point in the process does water come into play. So what the heck is going on when your air conditioner starts to leak water?