It’s a sweltering day and you’re relying on your air conditioner to keep your home cool and comfortable. Suddenly, the AC stops working and you discover that the circuit breaker has tripped again. If you’re frequently asking yourself, “Why does my AC breaker keep tripping?” then you’re not alone. This is a common issue many homeowners face, but understanding the …
Discovering that your air conditioner is blowing hot air instead of cooling your space can be a frustrating ordeal, especially during the hotter months. If you find yourself asking, “Why is my AC blowing hot air?” you’re not alone. This issue is quite common and can be attributed to a few typical problems. In this blog, we’ll explore the potential …
If you’ve ever found yourself wondering why your AC fan is not spinning, you’re not alone. This is a common issue that can disrupt the comfort of your home, especially during the hot Tampa, FL weather. There are several reasons why your AC unit fan might not be spinning, and understanding these can help you identify the right solution quickly. …
4 Amazing Reasons To Have A WiFi Thermostat Actually Program Your Thermostat. WiFi thermostats are easily programmed from your computer, tablet, or phone. Did I mention that it is easy to do? Some thought went into the user interface on these apps that make it so anyone can program a thermostat now. Most thermostats will automatically account for daylight savings …
When investing in home comfort, one of the most common questions homeowners ask is, “How long do air conditioners last?” This question is crucial, not only for maintaining a comfortable living environment but also for planning future home improvement budgets. In this blog, we’ll explore the lifespan of air conditioners, factors that can affect this duration, and provide tips on …
Do I have Surge Protection On My Air Conditioner? Here is a picture of what an installed secondary surge protection device looks like. Secondary surge protection is typically installed at a device like a computer, TV, stereo, etc and looks like a power strip and helps protect your electrical equipment from power surges and in some cases lightning. Surge protection for …
How frustrating would it be to come home expecting to feel cool and comfortable but walk in only to feel hot stuffy air? This happens too often. The next thing that happens is you check the thermostat, then the breakers, and maybe the drain line. Now the dreaded phone call to the AC Company who comes out and gives the …
Why is my air conditioner not cooling? Oh no, I don’t think the air conditioner is working properly. The house is getting hot, the kids are going to be home from school soon and it’s about time to start making dinner! What can I do? There are literally hundreds of possible reasons why your air conditioner isn’t cooling. Let’s look at …
Air conditioning systems often give off warning signs when there is a problem. If you know what those signs are, you can call a professional and get your system tuned up before major damage occurs and you are left without air. Most AC units break down during the hottest days of the year when the system is working its hardest but here in …
In most parts of the U.S. homes are cooled with air conditioners. How they are heated changes by region. The majority of the country uses combustion of some sort (gas, oil, kerosene, wood, pellets, etc) for heat. In central Florida and south most homes are heated with heat pump systems or simple electric heat. In the larger part of the …