Frequently Asked Questions

To reduce costs, set your thermostat to a higher temperature when you're

not home, use ceiling fans to help circulate air, keep blinds and curtains

closed during

Signs include unusual noises, weak airflow, warm air blowing out, frequent

cycles, high humidity levels indoors, and water leaks around the unit.

Common reasons include dirty or clogged filters, low refrigerant levels,

faulty fans, or problems with the thermostat. It's best to call a professional

to diagnose and fix the issue.

Routine maintenance for air conditioners should include checking and

replacing the filters every 1-3 months, inspecting and cleaning the coils

annually, checking the refrigerant levels, and ensuring that the drain

channels are clear.

Typically, here in Florida where your equipment is ran continuously an air conditioning unit can last between 7 - 10  years.

However, this can vary based on the unit's model, usage patterns, and how

well it has been maintained

Key factors include the size of the unit (capacity), energy efficiency ratings (like SEER), the type of refrigerant used, compatibility with your home's ductwork, and features such as programmable thermostats.