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It’s the middle of summer here in Florida, which means that the last thing you need on your hands is a broken heat pump. Obviously, you can deal with things like alligators, tropical storms, and sunburns, but how the heck are you supposed to go on living with a faulty heat pump system?
Well, the good news is that there are a number of reasons why your heat pump might not be working as it should, and below, we have listed some of them for you. All you’ve got to do is keep reading to find out more! (And remember, if you find yourself dealing with a fussy heat pump, do not hesitate to contact your Orlando AC repair experts!)
SUMMER IS FINALLY HERE—this means ice cream galore, regular trips to the beach, and of course, using your air conditioner at full blast! Here in Florida, we use our air conditioners a whole bunch, especially during the summer. And yes, while this may keep your home nice and comfortable, it can certainly make those energy bills rise.. and rise.. and rise.
Your main sewer line, while you likely don’t give it much thought, is one of the most, if not the most, important component of your plumbing system. This is one of the two main plumbing lines connected to your home. Your main sewer line is responsible for removing all of the wastewater from your home and moving it into your city’s civil sewer system. Since your main sewer line is hidden underground, it can be quite easy to forget about… that is until trouble arises.
Summer is right around the corner, which means its time to start thinking about your air conditioner! During the hottest time of the year, you expect your air conditioner to keep you cool and comfortable, however, it is only going to perform its job well if it receives the attention it requires. Otherwise, you could be left dealing with a whole variety of unforeseen problems. One way that you can prepare for the season ahead is to change your AC’s air filter.
Okay sure, here in Florida we rarely go a day without using our air conditioners, so what exactly does “pre-season” mean when almost every day feels like summer? The line between winter and summer can be a little unclear, so to be a little more specific, we are referring to the months leading up to April, before temperatures climb into the 80s and beyond.
There are a lot of great perks that come with owning your own home. There is also a lot of potential for problems to develop over time. If and when you run into such problems, you want to have them resolved as soon as possible. We know that homeowners today have a lot on their plates, and there are certain headaches that we’d all rather ignore. That does not change the fact that certain issues deserve your prompt attention, though.
In this age where the phone in your pocket can unlock an essentially limitless amount of information, it can be easy to convince oneself that one can handle his or her own projects around the house. And you know what? Many of the projects you need done around the house can be handled in a DIY manner with a bit of research and some elbow grease. Responsible homeowners are the ones that know their limits, though. We’re guessing, for instance, that you wouldn’t try to replace your home piping system.
In Florida, the air conditioners in our homes are obviously working harder and much more frequently than the heating systems are. This does not mean, however, that you can afford to ignore any signs of trouble with the heater that you depend upon when temperatures do finally drop below a comfortable level in the winter. If you are serious about getting the most from your heater, you need to work with a great