Many homeowners in Florida only live in their homes for part of the year and rent them out when they’re not living there. There are also people who own investment properties that serve as vacation rentals on home-sharing sites.
When it’s time to make a decision about what type of air conditioner to purchase, sometimes you need to take into account the people who’ll be renting out your home.
There’s nothing that can hurt a property on a rental site like a bad review that mentions a poorly functioning, inadequate air conditioner–especially in Florida. Let’s go over factors to consider when choosing an AC for a home that’s either a part-time home for you or a rental property 365 days out of the year.
While other states are still double-checking that their heaters are running strong for a while longer, people around our area are already getting ready for things to warm up. While our heaters are winding down again, our air conditioners need to be ready for the challenge ahead. And with the heat and humidity we see, it is a big challenge.
How upset would you be if you sold a car you thought was totaled, only to discover that you actually could have repaired it for a decent price? You’d have every right to be mad! The same concept applies to replacing a heater that could actually survive a while longer with a repair.
The scorching heat and the humid weather have us all turning our cooling systems on. Of course, this means some people are discovering that their AC units aren’t quite up to par after being dormant all winter.
Our team of plumbing pros has served homes throughout Florida for over 45 years. In that amount of time we’ve seen our fair share of plumbing troubles that needed to have been seen to long before our plumbers got there. Why does this happen? Because many people don’t realize when they have a plumbing emergency on their hands.
Keeping your air conditioning system in good condition is important especially when you live around here. Temperatures and humidity can join forces to make conditions unbearable for days or even weeks at a time during the height of summer. It is in your best interest to do anything possible to help your AC do its job effectively and efficiently. One of the best ways to help your system is to schedule 
Chances are that you have a free-standing fan or two around your home. These are great for keeping air circulating in your home when it isn’t quite hot enough to justify using the AC system. If you have used fans in the past, there is also a chance that you have seen the impact that a build-up of dirt can have on this machine–reduced airflow being the main consequence.
Homeowners throughout our service area know that they can turn to us to find and fix plumbing leaks in their homes. Unfortunately, some homeowners are not aware of the fact that many plumbing leaks can sneak past their defenses, doing a lot of damage to their properties before the homeowners in question even realize that there are problems, to begin with. This is the case with that most nefarious type of leak: the slab leak!
