Yes, we said 4.5. If you’re a restaurant owner, you should know that the majority of that energy goes to powering heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. In fact, restaurants use over twice as much power per square foot than almost any other commercial property! To keep your customers happy, HVAC should be a...
We love living in Tampa Bay. But let’s be honest, our Endless Summers can certainly feel it – especially if your AC is on the fritz. Here, our pros talk how not to let that happen. We rely on our air conditioning units to keep us cool and comfortable in our homes year-round, especially...
How is it possible for a piece of technology to freeze while hard at work during the peak temperatures of our hottest summer days? Although it seems odd for an AC unit to be prone to freezing, it actually happens quite frequently. Not many homeowners know what to do to prevent or handle this problem if...
Living here in Florida, you’re probably (somewhat) used to high humidity levels. However, that doesn’t mean you want that humidity following you into your home. For this reason, you’ll need to have an air conditioning unit if you expect to live a comfortable life that offers an escape on sticky, hot days. Managing the...
Around here, your AC is a must to keep cool, fresh air flowing through our homes. But an AC system is only effective if it is properly sized for the square footage of your house. Otherwise, you’re asking for weaker performance, faster wear-and-tear, and even a hit to your monthly energy bill. This blog...
Winter is coming, but in our sunny state in Florida, that doesn’t mean the AC gets shut off! When the weather stays warm year-round, your home needs a dependable air conditioning unit to keep your home easy, breezy. However, air conditioners only survive continual use for so long. Eventually, your AC unit will start...
There’s a reason the AC comes first around here. Save this article for when it’s a wintery, cold day in Tampa Bay, Florida. (Yes, we have those.) While we don’t have to rely on our heaters as other places do, they still get turned on….occasionally. When it gets a little chilly inside at night,...
