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Summertime – And the Living’s Easy (When You Call All Day Air Cooling & Heating)

Summertime – And the Living’s Easy (When You Call All Day Air Cooling & Heating)

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Summertime is one of the most beautifully overlooked seasons in Florida. You hear Florida + Summer and think HEAT. While you aren’t wrong, there are so many upsides to consider. The beaches are clear of tourists as are the roads, the restaurants, and the stores. You get your state back! The sun is shining, winds blowing, this is postcard perfect circumstance. The beauty of Florida in modern day 2019 is that there are no venues anymore that do not have…

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Own a Commercial Building? Save Money on Your Air Conditioning Bill

Own a Commercial Building? Save Money on Your Air Conditioning Bill

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Commercial AC units are not all that different than residential units other than the size and amount of time they spend running at close to full capacity. Regular Maintenance The best thing for your commercial air conditioning system is probably to have it inspected and serviced if necessary.  Regular maintenance by a qualified technician is great for keeping the air conditioning system running efficiently and effectively, and the better the system is running, the more manageable will be the energy…

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Could a Zone Controlled Air Conditioning System Lower Your Bill?

Could a Zone Controlled Air Conditioning System Lower Your Bill?

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What is a Zone Controlled AC? Many have still not heard of Zone Control as an option when it comes to home cooling. This method of air conditioning is ideal for larger homes where you spend more time in some sections of the house than others. After all, why heat or cool rooms you aren’t even in? With zone control air conditioning it allows you to choose which rooms receive cool air. You can preset temperature differentials, and with high…

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5 Ways to Get More Life Out of Your Air Conditioner

5 Ways to Get More Life Out of Your Air Conditioner

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There is no doubt that a central AC unit is a major investment. It is one that is inevitable at some point when you own a home or business. All newer units should have an expected lifespan of around 15 years. That time frame can become shorter or longer depending on the level of maintenance and care over the years. The more regular the care, the greater the likely hood that it will reach its full potential. Performing regular maintenance…

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Stay Cool This Florida Summer without Breaking The Bank

Stay Cool This Florida Summer without Breaking The Bank

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We live in the tropics. Warm summer breezes, hot mid day sun, and rising humidity levels can make summer days feel oppressive, however beautiful they may be. Sweltering temperatures outdoors don’t need to take their effect out on you indoors so long as your AC system is well maintained and working as it should be. The fact is that remaining cool in the hot summer season can be challenging in Southwest, Florida. Cranking that air conditioning down to igloo mode…

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Is Your Southwest Florida Home Vulnerable to Power Surge During Storms?

Is Your Southwest Florida Home Vulnerable to Power Surge During Storms?

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Spring and summer in Southwest Florida come with nearly daily thunderstorms. Florida storms are known for their numerous lightning strikes. These storms are often intense and short in nature. One minute it’s sunny, the next the sky darkens and you have a torrential downpour. Five minutes later, it’s sunny again. Welcome to Florida! It is important to consider the power surges that can accompany these storms and protecting electronic equipment is important if you wish not to fry your investments….

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You Are Breathing in Indoor Air Pollutants Every Single Day

You Are Breathing in Indoor Air Pollutants Every Single Day

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While we may not be able to visually see the air we are breathing in and that can lead to the assumption that it is clean air, the truth is that there are pollutants floating around in the air we breathe not only outdoors but also in our homes if we do not have a good quality air filtration system in place. In fact, according to research done by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), the air circulating inside your home…

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Air Circulation and Red Tide / Blue Green Algae

Air Circulation and Red Tide / Blue Green Algae

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The news is spreading that not only are Red Tide and Blue Green Algae a danger in and around the water but also inland further in the very air we breathe. As air blows across the surface of the Gulf, it carries with it aerosol nanoparticles of both the cyanotoxin (from the blue-green algae) and the brevetoxin (from the Red Tide) as well as organophosphates (fertilizer and pesticide runoff). All three of these are toxic and the organophosphate is a…

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The Dangers of Old Clogged Air Filters

The Dangers of Old Clogged Air Filters

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Many of us don’t really think about our air conditioning units. Air filters need to be changed regularly to ensure that you are living and breathing in clean air. The slide in filters removes dust, dirt, dander, debris, and pollution. They help with allergies and keep your home smelling fresh. Having a dirty air conditioning filter not only reduces your air quality, but it also restricts the flow of the air making your unit work harder than it should need…

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Interesting Tidbits You May Not Know About Air Conditioning

Interesting Tidbits You May Not Know About Air Conditioning

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If you wanted to buy an in-window air conditioner back during the 1940s, you’d have to fork out approximately $350. With the dollar value back then that is nearly $3,500 in 2018 terms! The first commercial use of air conditioning was in movie theaters. Theater owners wanted to be able to draw a crowd in hotter summer months back in 1917. Most homeowners did not have cooling units and it was an extra incentive that worked! Theater owners got their…

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