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The air you breathe has major impacts on your health and well-being. And with the amount of time that people spend indoors—estimated at more than 90%—making sure your indoor air is of good quality is critical.
Different places have different air quality conditions. For example, in the dry and sandy southwest, dust is a major problem. In Florida’s climate, what are the most important things you can do to keep your indoor air as clean and healthy as possible? Here are some suggestions.
There are a variety of benefits to having a heat pump. For one thing, they’re very energy-efficient, which is a benefit to both the environment and your wallet.
They can also be much quieter than traditional central AC units. But the thing that truly sets heat pumps apart is their ability to switch between heating your home and cooling it, simply reversing the flow of refrigerant to either carry heat into your home or carry it out.
If your heat pump was set to keep your home cozy during the winter, you’ve had to switch it back to cooling mode by this time of year. But what if you tried and it wouldn’t work? What if your heat pump just won’t cool your home, and is stuck in heating mode? This can happen on occasion and we can explain it to you.
When it comes to supplying effective air conditioning or heating to a commercial space, the most popular option is using a packaged rooftop HVAC unit. You are probably already familiar with these, even if you didn’t think you were–you can see them on the top of most commercial buildings.
Rooftop units are popular for a reason. Read on as we go over why most businesses use rooftop air conditioners.
Over the past two years, commercial businesses have used air purifiers to help reduce the spread of the airborne COVID-19 virus. However, installing a commercial air purifier in Navarre FL has been an advantageous choice for far longer than that, and can deliver many benefits beyond mitigating the spread of viral contaminants.
Trying to combat sweltering summer temperatures with an old and inefficient HVAC unit is nearly impossible. Rather than trying to make it through another summer with your outdated unit, it is time to make a change. Investing in a new HVAC unit is the best way to ensure your comfort isn’t compromised when heatwaves move into your area.
Some homeowners mistakenly think that installing a new HVAC unit is a job they can handle. In reality, you will need to reach out to professionals that specialize in AC installation in Navarre. Read below to find out more about the problems associated with DIY AC installation.
When you live somewhere that gets as warm as it does here in the summertime, then owning an effective and efficient air conditioning system isn’t just a “nice to have,” it’s an “absolutely necessary to have.”
It’s important to keep in mind, though, that no cooling system will last forever, and knowing when yours needs to be replaced will actually help you save money and improve your comfort. But how do you know when it’s time? Read on as we uncover some signs.
Indoor air quality is an important consideration for a lot of homeowners. Whether you work from home or want to keep pollen out during allergy season, there’s a good reason to invest in air purification. That said, not all HVAC systems are made for this purpose.
While the name fits, air filters aren’t designed to purify the air coming through the vents. They’re good for maintaining clean airflow, but not in the way you may think. So what role do they actually play? More importantly, what’s the best HVAC system for cleaner indoor air?
Given where we live, the question of extreme heat and how it plays a role in our air conditioning use is understandable. An air conditioner can only be so powerful, right?
Well here’s the good news–your air conditioner is literally designed to handle high heat. And depending on how efficient of a cooling system you have, yours might not ever struggle.
The not-so-great news is that the average air conditioner cannot cool effectively beyond about a 20° range to what the temperature is outside. This means if the temperature outside is in the triple digits and you’re setting your thermostat to 72°F, you’re probably going to be disappointed–and your air conditioner is just going to keep running as it tries to reach the temperature you set on the thermostat, which is really inefficient.
Aside from this temperature differential, there are other problems that high heat can cause. We’ll explore them below, but first we want to share our #1 tip to ensure that your air conditioner can indeed face this next summer of high heat!
With spring comes warmer weather and longer days, especially here in Florida. It’s the perfect reason to enjoy the air conditioning system you invested in. But as summer approaches, our units have to work even harder to keep us cool.
Luckily, there’s a service that protects your AC while making sure it performs well when you need it most.
When it comes to choosing the right home comfort system for a home, many Navarre area residents go with a heat pump system. These units are perfect for climates with hot summers and mild winters… so perfect for our climate!
While rare, it does get cool enough on occasions to put our heat pumps in heating mode. But what happens when the weather warms up again and you can’t get your system to switch over to cooling mode?
When dealing with a faulty system, it’s always a good idea to call an HVAC professional. Repairs and regular maintenance are vital services for any heating pump. If you’re having trouble switching to cooling mode, a technician will likely address one of the following problems.