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Every year, Florida homeowners brace for the reality of tropical storms and hurricanes. High winds, heavy rain, and power surges can also seriously impact your home’s HVAC system. Preparing ahead of time helps protect your investment, reduces costly repairs, and ensures your HVAC system is ready to keep your home warm after the storm passes. Here are the key steps to take before and after a storm to prepare your HVAC system for strong winds and rain.
Tropical storms and hurricanes are an unavoidable part of life in Florida. While most homeowners know to stock up on essentials and secure their property, many overlook one of the most important systems in their home: the HVAC system. High winds, heavy rain, and power surges can cause significant damage if your system isn’t properly protected. Let’s go through the essential steps to prepare your HVAC system before a storm and what to do after it passes.
When you turn on your air conditioner, the last thing you expect is a sour or vinegar-like smell blowing through your home. Yet this is a surprisingly common issue in Florida, especially after a major storm or period of heavy rain. At Bayonet Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, we often get calls about this very problem. That sour odor can point to moisture problems, mold growth, clogged drain lines, or even electrical issues. Identifying and addressing the source quickly can help protect your air conditioner, your indoor air quality, and your comfort. Here’s why your AC smells like vinegar in Fish Hawk and what to do about it.