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The hurricane season can cause bouts of bad weather even to the Sunshine State. One of the worst things that can happen during this time of the year is your heater’s breakdown. To help prevent this from happening, we have compiled some tips for you below.  · Inspect your heater. Prevention is always better than cure, so it’s much better to have your heater checked before an actual breakdown. If it shuts off during hurricane season, you can try checking the filters and clean or replace them if there is clogging. For advanced cases, it would be best to contact a professional. You might accidentally damage your heater if you try to fix the problem yourself. · Check your electrical box. You may have accidentally flipped off the switch of your heating system. After inspecting your heater, check the breakers and switches in your electrical box. · Inspect your thermostat. Setting your thermostat properly is a great help to regularize your home temperature. Adjust your th...

Preparedness is vital in damage prevention. Hurricane season has come to Florida, and it is imperative that you take proactive steps to prepare your air-conditioning system for any disaster that may strike. Read these tips that we have compiled below. Maintenance check . Routine maintenance does not only prevent damages to your A/C, but would also help prevent unforeseen breakdowns and keep it in optimum working condition before a disaster hits. Contact a professional A/C technician to perform the job, as well as to give additional advice for your preparation. Yard inspection . Heavy winds can carry loose objects, which may smash onto your outdoor unit and cause damages. Clear your yard of any items which may get carried off during a hurricane. It would also help to trim your trees to prevent them from breaking during the storm. Power . Lightning strikes are common during a hurricane. These can enter your home and cause a power surge, which isn’t very favorable for your el...

The past Florida winter had been colder than usual, which may have caused some trees and plants to release pollen this spring. This isn’t good news if you have allergies. We have compiled some tips below to help you keep the pollens out and allergens at bay this spring season. · Keep your windows closed during times of high pollen count . Enjoying the fresh spring air is understandable, but if you’re one with sensitivity to pollen and other allergens, it might be better to keep your windows closed and turn on your A/C. Fans are an alternative to keep you cool, but they can stir up dust and aggravate your allergies. · Bathe your pets before letting them inside the house . Pollen and dirt can get trapped in your pets’ fur and paws, which can transfer inside your home when they get in and shake or play. Be sure to bathe them every time they have been outdoors. Like your pets, pollen and dirt can also get trapped in your hair or clothes, so also be sure to wash yourself often after spe...

Spring is here, and it’s a good time to check your A/C system before summer comes. Proper maintenance is necessary to make your equipment last longer. Air-conditioner failures are often results of improper cleaning or no cleaning at all. To prevent spending money on repairs and worrying about a possible A/C breakdown during hot summer months, we’ve compiled a checklist to help you out! ·  Change the air filters.  Your air filters are the ones responsible for keeping the air that is entering your A/C clean.   Purchase and replace air filters regularly to prevent internal damages that may be caused by dirty air.   ·  Adjust your thermostat.  Don’t set your thermostat to the coolest setting as this is sure to burden your A/C unit. Correct adjustment of your thermostat is energy-efficient; it is recommended to set your thermostat between 76 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit during spring and summer months. If you haven’t got one yet, it’s time to purch...

There’s no question as to why Florida is nicknamed as the Sunshine State. With the amount of sun it gets all throughout the year, in addition to the pristine waters surrounding it, Florida is a top destination for those who want a relaxing and refreshing getaway, especially during winter. Some days, though, it can get extremely hot indoors, calling for A/C action. If you want to save money and energy, however, and give your cooling system a rest, you can try these alternative home cooling hacks to stay comfortable even with the heat!        Sunlight reflection. Most definitely! With the sunshine we get, we need to ward off some in order to keep our houses cool. One common way to keep most of the sun out is through drawing the curtains. You may also opt for removable film and window coverings that offer insulation. Reflective roof paint is also welcome! Plants also help filter out the sun; just be sure to plant them in the right places.       ...

The Winter Season in most US states are cold and tedious, which prompts tourists to travel south to enjoy the warmer weather. Florida, in particular, often retains its great share of sunshine from November to April, and even occasional cold fronts cannot leave the state freezing. While others mostly stay at home clad in their thick fur coats, Florida residents often spend winter holidays chilling at the beach. Although Florida weather is chiefly predictable, weather agencies often display a range of highs and lows for prominent cities throughout the state, and in some instances the warmth might turn from cool to cold. That’s why it isadvisable  to install heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) systems to better prepare for any weather changes. Installation cost can vary, but having a fully functional system essentially has many benefits. HVAC systems provide three functions to improve the climate inside your home anytime of the year. To keep your home warm during cold weath...

It’s mostly sunny in Southwest Florida however, there are also cold days in which we also experience rain and thunderstorms. Days like these, we’d like to keep warm thus, we need a heating system at home. It will always come in handy. You have to consider these things when you are thinking of having your heating system replaced or repaired. It’s not easy but you can take note of these few reminders to come up with your decision. Age of your system Heat pumps last an average of 10 to 12 years, while furnaces have a lifespan of around 15 to 20 years. If your equipment is within those ranges, expect more repairs in the near future. So try to remember when did you first acquire your heat pump or furnace ? Did it already reach that age? Outdated technology Technology changes all the time. This is as true for your heating system as it is for your phone. By replacing aging equipment, you’ll be able to take advantage of smart new features and increased efficienc...