We aim to cover a variety of topics on our blog to give our readers important information about their home comfort systems. But there’s one topic we come back to each year at the start of the spring: air conditioning maintenance. This is one of the most important services that we offer because of how much it rewards our customers.
We don’t want you to miss out on the advantages of these regular AC tune-ups and inspections. The savings in time, money, and improved comfort are simply too great. So here is your annual reminder to schedule maintenance for your AC this spring.
In fact, you might as well call us now to arrange for your AC maintenance in Wesley Chapel, FL and get an early start. Florida weather can switch over to extreme heat at almost any time, and professional AC maintenance makes sure you’re ready.
Humidity is a major factor when it comes to comfort in Florida. High humidity during the summer can make warm days feels sweltering. Humidity itself doesn’t actually increase heat: what it does is make it harder for the human body to release heat through perspiration. When your body cannot release as much heat through the skin, you’ll feel hotter. A day when the relative humidity is above 80% will feel around 8° to 10° hotter than what the outdoor thermometer reads. 
For most parts of the country, the arrival of March doesn’t mean immediate relief from cold weather. That will have to wait until late April or even June, and the hottest weather of summer is still far away.
Living in Florida means you can expect to see bigger electrical costs during the summer months. Air conditioning systems consume enormous amounts of electricity compared to most other appliances in a house, and there isn’t any way to get around using an air conditioner during our summers. Not if you don’t want to be absolutely miserable.
Summer is on the way! You can feel it in the air—and maybe you’re even feeling it from your air conditioning system.
Although we’re going to call winter the “off-season” for your air conditioning system, we know that this means something different in Florida than it does in, say, Minnesota. The AC won’t shut down and stay off for months. Rather, it will simply see less work. The hot days will still come around and your 
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You never know exactly how long an appliance might last. It depends on factors like how often you use it, how well it was constructed, if it suffers any damage, and sometimes just plain luck. But with almost any appliance, there’s a general idea of many years you can expect it to last on average—and that’s the case with a central air conditioning system.
