Tips and Tricks · Updated October 15, 2026
Should your thermostat fan be on AUTO or ON for heating and air conditioning? For most homes with conventional forced-air systems, AUTO is a sensible starting point. The blower runs during heating or cooling cycles, not continuously.
Tips and Tricks · October 8, 2026
If you’re wondering what the AC unit outside is called, it’s usually called the outdoor unit, condenser unit, or condensing unit. This cabinet contains the compressor, condenser coil, fan, and electrical components. It’s a key part of the central split-system air conditioner.
Maintenance · September 30, 2026
Water around your indoor AC unit, a full drain pan, or an air conditioner that suddenly shuts off can indicate a condensate drainage problem. One possible cause is a clogged condensate drain line.
Maintenance · Updated September 25, 2026
Your air conditioner is running, but your home still feels warm. If you have an AC running but not cooling, the problem may be more than a thermostat setting. Restricted airflow, a dirty filter, low refrigerant, a frozen evaporator coil, or a problem with the outdoor unit can all reduce cooling performance.
Tips and Tricks · Updated September 16, 2026
Choosing the right generator to run an air conditioner isn't just about matching the generator to the AC unit's tonnage or BTU rating. You must consider the AC's running electrical demand, compressor startup requirements, and other appliances you plan to operate simultaneously.
Tips and Tricks · September 9, 2026
An HVAC system relies on interconnected components that control operation, move air, and produce or transfer heat. The exact combination varies by system, but common components include the thermostat, capacitors, evaporator coil, compressor […]
Heating · Updated September 8, 2026
If you’ve ever looked at your furnace and wondered whether that small flame should stay lit, you’re not alone. Some furnaces have pilot lights, but not all — here’s how to tell which type you have.
Maintenance · September 8, 2026
An AC refrigerant leak can be dangerous, but the risk depends on the refrigerant, how much escapes, and the ventilation. In a normally ventilated home, a small leak is more likely to affect cooling and […]
Maintenance · August 20, 2026
Your AC turns on, and within moments your living room smells like the inside of a gym bag. That odor has a name in the HVAC world: dirty sock […]
Maintenance · August 13, 2026
Water pooling near your indoor AC unit, an AC that keeps shutting off, or a musty smell from the air handler closet can all be signs of a clogged condensate drain line. Learning how to unclog AC drain line is often within reach for […]
Maintenance · August 6, 2026
If your air conditioner releases a musty odor or you see dark spots near the vents, mold may be present inside the system. This issue is common in Florida due to high humidity and frequent AC use, which create ideal conditions for mold […]
AC Installation · July 30, 2026
Florida’s heat and humidity can make cooling your home a challenge. Central air isn’t always practical. Sometimes, you only need to cool one or two specific rooms. That’s where wall air conditioners come in. They’re efficient, […]
Maintenance · July 23, 2026
Changed your filter last year? For many Florida homeowners, this is not often enough. Air conditioners run almost year-round, so HVAC filters collect dust, pollen, pet dander, and other airborne debris faster than in milder climates. When […]
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