Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are an intrinsic part of most modern homes and can make or break a deal with discerning homebuyers. With this in mind, sellers should consider having a professional inspector or technician take a hard look at their HVAC system to identify any potential issues before putting the home on the market. If certain problems are identified, owners ...
Staying warm during winter is a never-ending battle for homeowners. While you want to be comfortable and find relief from the cold temperatures outside, you also don’t want to risk running up a huge energy bill at the end of the month. Want to stay warm without draining away your bank account? It may not be as hard as you think. Here are a few tips you can follow that will help you stay warm in ...
You notice that your air conditioner isn’t outputting nearly the same amount of cool, refreshing air that you need during summer, and a quick diagnostic reveals that you simply need a recharge. The technician plugs in their tank, fills you up to the proper pressure levels, and then seals everything off after making sure there are no leaks that could be compromising your system. You then get an ...
Airborne pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and mold spores can make life at home pretty miserable. If you suffer from allergies or find yourself getting sick frequently, you may be dealing with mold or other microscopic organisms in your home’s air that can be detrimental to your health. Air filters , dehumidifiers , and more can all help with this issue, but no solution is as effective at ...
Do you know if your HVAC unit is safe from any creepy crawlers or icky pests? Pests aren’t that uncommon to find in an unmaintained HVAC unit. Termites, ants, wasps, and more have been known to make their homes inside HVAC systems, causing major problems for business and homeowners. Airrific Air Conditioning and Heating is the leading expert for HVAC problems in the Sarasota area. We share some ...
As animals lovers ourselves, we at Airrific Air Conditioning and Heating, understand having a pet that is part of the family. When you love your pet like a family member, you want them to live alongside you in your home. Unfortunately, pet dander and pet hair can become caught it in your HVAC system and cause problems. Regularly changing your air filter is recommended in homes with one or more ...
Most people don’t pay nearly enough attention to the air filter in their heater and air conditioner. You should be changing your filter at least a couple times per year, and some homes need to change their filter even more often than that. However the filter you choose to replace your current one is a decision you shouldn’t take lightly as choosing the wrong one could have some pretty disastrous ...
Your air conditioner and heater are a lot like your car: the more you take care of them, the longer they’ll last and the better they’ll run. Also like your car, your heater and air conditioner both need to be maintained periodically to keep operating at their peak condition. While your car may need the oil changed every 3,000 miles or so, your air conditioner and heater should both receive a ...
Your air conditioner has two primary parts: an indoor and an outdoor unit. While both of these parts usually work in tandem, one can break before the other does. In fact, this is typically the case. We often hear from home and business owners who need to replace one or the other and they wonder if they can keep their old half of the system that’s still working properly. Unfortunately, the answer ...
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are an intrinsic part of most modern homes and can make or break a deal with discerning homebuyers. With this in mind, sellers should consider having a professional inspector or technician take a hard look at their HVAC system to identify any potential issues before putting the home on the market. If certain problems are identified, owners ...
Staying warm during winter is a never-ending battle for homeowners. While you want to be comfortable and find relief from the cold temperatures outside, you also don’t want to risk running up a huge energy bill at the end of the month. Want to stay warm without draining away your bank account? It may not be as hard as you think. Here are a few tips you can follow that will help you stay warm in ...
Most people don’t pay nearly enough attention to the air filter in their heater and air conditioner. You should be changing your filter at least a couple times per year, and some homes need to change their filter even more often than that. However the filter you choose to replace your current one is a decision you shouldn’t take lightly as choosing the wrong one could have some pretty disastrous ...
Electrical surges can be damaging to your electronics and your home—destroying items in your home. Surges can also have disastrous effects on your air conditioning unit , which for many people is the most expensive appliance to replace. With a whole home surge protector, these surges no longer have to be a constant concern. A good home surge protector allows in electricity that your home needs and ...
You notice that your air conditioner isn’t outputting nearly the same amount of cool, refreshing air that you need during summer, and a quick diagnostic reveals that you simply need a recharge. The technician plugs in their tank, fills you up to the proper pressure levels, and then seals everything off after making sure there are no leaks that could be compromising your system. You then get an ...
Your air conditioner and heater are a lot like your car: the more you take care of them, the longer they’ll last and the better they’ll run. Also like your car, your heater and air conditioner both need to be maintained periodically to keep operating at their peak condition. While your car may need the oil changed every 3,000 miles or so, your air conditioner and heater should both receive a ...
Your air conditioner has two primary parts: an indoor and an outdoor unit. While both of these parts usually work in tandem, one can break before the other does. In fact, this is typically the case. We often hear from home and business owners who need to replace one or the other and they wonder if they can keep their old half of the system that’s still working properly. Unfortunately, the answer ...
