Melbourne Village, FL, FAQs

The choice between ductless and central air conditioning depends on your specific needs. Ductless air conditioning is ideal for smaller spaces or homes without existing ductwork, offering flexibility and individual room control. Meanwhile, central air conditioning is more suitable for larger homes, providing consistent cooling throughout. We can help determine the best option for your home in Greater Melbourne.

If your air conditioner isn’t blowing cold air, it could be due to various issues like a dirty air filter, low refrigerant levels, or a malfunctioning compressor. Our technicians can diagnose and fix the problem so your cooling unit keeps working efficiently.

If your thermostat is on but there’s no heat, it could indicate issues with your furnace’s ignition system, a tripped circuit breaker, or a malfunctioning thermostat. Our team can quickly identify and resolve the issue.

If your furnace is blowing cold air, it’s best to turn it off and call for professional help. This could be a sign of a serious issue, such as a faulty heat exchanger, which needs immediate attention.

Signs that your air conditioning system is low on Freon include reduced cooling capacity, ice formation on the refrigerant line, and hissing noises. If you suspect a Freon issue, our technicians can inspect and recharge the system if necessary.

Most maintenance should be performed by a professional but here are a few things you can do to extend the life of your system:

• Inspect your air filter every month and replace it.
• Check and clean your drain system once monthly.
• Make sure your outdoor unit is free of debris.
• Use caution with when landscaping.
• Install shades or drapes on windows that are exposed to extreme sunlight.
• Keep up with annual maintenance.

• If you have disposable filter we recommend that you change it out every month. Dirty filters = sad A/C system and a higher power bill.
• If you have a higher efficiency air filter you could go up to 3 months in between replacements. Although we recommend that you check once a month.

If your A/C drain line has a tee installed simply remove the cap and pour one cup of vinegar down the drain system.

It depends on your preference! Most people are comforable at 76-78 degrees. When it’s time to cool your house most people often set the thermostat at 68-70 degrees.

Installing a programmable thermostat helps you take control of how much energy you use for heating and cooling. If used effectively, a programmable thermostat can help you improve energy efficiency and save money on your utility bill.

In Florida the average life expectancy is 5-10 years with routine maintenance.

SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio and it measures the ratio of cooling capacity to power input. The higher the SEER rating, the more work you’re getting out of the equipment for the same dollar amount of energy.

As of January 2023, the U.S. Department of Energy requires that all A/C units installed in the state of Florida have a minimum SEER rating of 14.3 Steer 2.

Many factors go into determining the proper size of your system. A qualified technician will be able to do a property assessment to determine the right type of unit for your home.

Units that are too big can cause long term problems such as mold and other moisture related problems.

Units that are too small will increase utility costs, as they’ll be unable to do their job properly.

Here’s everything we’ll do on a seasonal tune-up:

• Check & clean air filters
• Check & tighten fan blades and blowers
• Tighten electrical connections
• Check on burned or distorted wiring
• Check incoming Voltage
• Check thermostat
• Check & flush condensate pans, drains, & pumps
• Basic clean of the condenser coil
• Basic clean of the evaporator coil
• Check hot spots on controls