Many customers we serve have heat pumps installed in their homes for heating. In fact, heat pumps are arguably the most popular heating system when you consider each option. A heat pump is energy efficient and inexpensive to install and maintain. But, heat pumps do have some downsides if not properly cared for, and one of those is short cycling.
Allowing your heat pump to short cycle can cost you a lot on your energy bill and over the life of your unit. If you’re wondering why your heat pump is short cycling in St. Augustine, Fl, you can give us a call. Our team can find the root of the problem and fix it so that your heat pump is working its best all season long.
Your air conditioner has been hard at work all summer long cooling your home. And that’s no easy task with how hot it gets here in Florida! But now it’s fall, and the weather is beginning to cool down – or at least it will soon. As the load on your AC lightens, it’s a great time to schedule late-season AC repairs before you switch over to heating for the winter.
If you’ve ever read our blog before, then you might already know how much we talk about maintenance. This is due to how vital of an HVAC service this is. Many folks think this is a “luxury” AC service that only homeowners who can afford it get for their air conditioners. However, AC maintenance is really a preventive necessity, for a variety of reasons.
Do you like saving money? How about when it’s effortless?
Most people assume that if their AC unit is making noise, it’s probably a bad thing. The number of blogs you’ll read that warn about strange AC sounds doesn’t help put your mind at ease either.
Do you want your AC to take care of you this summer? You’ve got to take care of your AC!
With summer right around the corner, you might be asking yourself, “How often do I need my AC serviced?” Now’s the time!. While it might be tempting to wait until it’s hot outside, spring is really the best time to schedule AC maintenance. 
The sound of your AC kicking on is one of the sweetest sounds in the world… unless you hear one of the noises we’re about to mention below.
