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Since your AC is a complicated piece of machinery, it’s a given that you’ll hear some noises throughout the day as it goes through its normal cycle. Some noises are just what happens as air moves through the air, but others are more worrisome. Which noises are safe to ignore, and which ones should you investigate? It can be hard to tell sometimes, but the air experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric & Plumbing are here to help! Don’t ignore these sounds in your AC – if you hear them, go check it out and give us a call! No matter what’s going on, we’ve got you covered!

Buzzing

When you hear a buzzing sound coming from your AC system, it’s most likely because something has gotten jarred loose. However, buzzing also happens when a component of your system is dirty – such as an air filter or coil – and when something gets broken.

Like with most noises, if you notice the buzzing sound but it goes away soon, it’s probably not much to worry about. However, keep an ear out and don’t be afraid to take some action if it happens multiple times.

Banging

We need to be specific here: what we mean is when you hear continuous banging noises coming from the ducts of your AC system, not just a few sporadic instances. Because although most of us hear this sound, it’s usually because air is heating up or cooling down in our ducts, and the metalwork is just adjusting by expanding or contracting.

Don’t pay much attention to it if it’s happening infrequently. But sustained banging noises are cause for concern.

Squealing/Squeaking/Screaming

These high-pitched, prolonged sounds occur when a part such as a joint, ball bearing or a belt has gotten loose. The whirring of the mechanical components will produce these extremely irritating noises, and you’ll need a professional technician to come fix it.

Rattling

This could be thanks to a wide range of culprits. It could be something as simple as some wayward debris like branches or some other environmental hazard getting stuck in your AC system, or it could be because the structural integrity has started to worsen.

That’s a big difference! Your best bet is to let an expert inspect your unit to see what’s going on rather than try to pry apart your AC system yourself.

Whistling

Although not as serious as some of the other worrisome noises you may hear, any time you notice some whistling coming from your AC system, it’s probably because you’re experiencing a leak. It’s not going to bring your system’s performance to a screeching halt, but if you leave this condition untreated for too long it’ll develop into a much more serious repair.

Go ahead and give your technician a call to make sure you nip this issue in the bud early.

Let a Professional Take a Look

Regardless of the specific sounds in your AC, it’s never a bad idea to let a professional come take a look. If anything, you can put your worries to rest and know once and for all that you don’t have anything to worry about. And if it’s a serious issue? It’ll get fixed right then and there.

For all your AC needs, give a call to the experts at Acree Plumbing & Air – the ones you can trust! You can get in touch with us at (813) 703-1273 for all your cooling needs this summer.

Something that many of us take for granted, whether intentionally or not, is good indoor air quality. We’re used to having air that is breathable and healthy, and when that suddenly goes away we’re not sure how to handle it. Making sure that your home’s indoor air quality is healthy is extremely important, and one of the ways to keep it that way is by investing in an air purifier.

There are multiple types of air purifiers, and some work better for your situation than others will. But the ones we’re focusing on are whole-home purifiers – the ones that you install in your HVAC system as opposed to the standalone units that you can buy at a hardware store. Find out why one of these devices can help you and your family, as explained by the IAQ experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric & Plumbing!

You Breathe Healthier Air

The obvious and perhaps greatest benefit of an air purifier is how it improves the health of you and your family. While regular filters in HVAC systems do a decent job of screening out airborne pollutants and contaminants, an air purifier takes that to the next level.

Purifiers trap those pollutants and zap them with a shock of electricity, vaporizing them for good. This doesn’t happen normally, so a lot of the smaller particles that squeeze through most filters won’t make it to your air circulation system.

It Lowers the Carbon Dioxide Levels in Your Home

We exhale carbon dioxide normally as our bodies go through the usual cycle of breathing, but too much of this gas leads to some potentially serious side effects. Symptoms like nausea, increased bouts of dizziness, spikes in blood pressure and even certain lung diseases are all associated with high levels of carbon dioxide.

An air purifier will reduce those levels, providing your home with cleaner air to breathe and freeing you up from having to worry about anything like this happening.

Your Air Will Smell Better

Air purifiers don’t just provide health benefits, although those are great and sorely needed. They also eliminate harmless – but still annoying – odors from your air. The things that cause bad smells are still just particles in the air, and an air purifier will eliminate those from entering your home in the first place.

This includes things like bad smells from cooking, smoking tobacco and messy pets. In addition to feeling better, your air will smell fresher as well!

Filters Last Longer

An air purifier adds plenty of health-and-comfort-related benefits, but it also provides some economic help! Air purifiers keep your HVAC filter from having to shoulder the weight of doing all the purifying alone, so you reduce its workload. As a result, you may even notice that your filter’s lifespan extends longer than it usually does!

An air purifier is one of the smartest investments you can make to your home. With one of these devices, you’ll notice plenty of benefits and improvements to the health and comfort of you and your family, and you’ll wonder why you hadn’t gotten one earlier! For all your indoor air quality solutions, give the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric & Plumbing a call at (813) 703-1273!

We’re in the dog days of summer. It’s hot, it’s humid, and it seems like the weather will never get better. While that’s not true – it’ll feel better eventually – it sure doesn’t feel like the heat won’t let up any time soon. During these trying times, having a functional AC is the most important thing you can do to stay cool and comfortable.

With that said, figuring out ways to keep your AC efficient during the summer isn’t always easy. Let us help! Follow along as the cooling experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric give you some tips that will hopefully make life a bit more bearable while the sweltering heat surrounds us.

Clear Debris from Outside

Although we associate cooling our homes with the indoor AC unit, the large piece of equipment outside is just as important. When your outdoor condenser unit is clogged and suffocated by debris like branches and grass clippings, it becomes harder for it to get rid of excess heated air.

Do it a favor and clear out a nice 3-foot radius from the unit so it has plenty of room to breathe. Your air will be fresher, and the entire AC system won’t have to work as hard to cool your air properly.

Change Your AC Unit’s Air Filter

Unless you’re living in an artificially engineered biodome, your environment has a lot of unwanted air particles and other contaminants floating around it. Thankfully, our homes are protected thanks to filters that screen these out. But you can’t leave them in forever (most of them, at least).

Eventually they’ll get clogged and your AC unit’s efficiency will plummet. Make sure to change out your air filter roughly every 30 days so they don’t get bogged down by things that can impact you and your family’s health.

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Remove Obstructions

However, clogs don’t just happen on the filter. They also occur at other places where air circulates, such as in your ducts and at your vent registers. If these start to experience a buildup of harmful air particles as well, then you’ll notice your AC cycle start to suffer. Cooling costs will rise, and you may encounter some respiratory issues at home as these particles eventually get into your home.

Schedule Routine Maintenance

This is arguably the most important thing you can do to make sure your AC stays running smoothly and efficiently. Although you can make a few tweaks and adjustments at home yourself to pitch in, nothing will make a difference quite like the trained hand of a professional will.

Schedule this service roughly twice a year – once in spring and again at the beginning of fall. The technician will calibrate your unit to return it to its original cooling and heating capabilities, and they’ll make recommendations to ensure it stays that way once they leave.

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Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric: Helping You Figure Out Ways to Keep Your AC Efficient Since 1967

Whenever your AC is on the fritz, we’re here to help. Whether you want to improve your AC unit’s efficiency in the summer, or are in the market for a new unit entirely, give the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric a call at (813) 703-1273! We’ll help you figure out the best ways to keep your AC efficient year-round!

 

Your home is supposed to be a welcome refuge from the oppressive humidity and heat we suffer from here in Tampa. Nothing compares to the feeling of the rush of cool air when you open your door to escape from the outdoors. But if your home’s indoor air quality isn’t good, then you may end up walking into a place that’s actually worse for your health!

Thankfully you can perform some tests at home to see how your home’s IAQ is. Here are a few tips to help you know how to test your home’s indoor air quality from the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric! If the IAQ dips below where you’d like it to be, just give us a call and we’ll help you out!

What’s the Problem?

It’s not always easy to pinpoint exactly what the problem may be with your indoor air quality. The things that cause health problems can be traced back to several different elements, and there isn’t one test that can detect all of them at once.

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However, there are more general IAQ tests that can give you a reading of a few types of common airborne pollutants like carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, humidity and other types of health problems.

Not every device will test for the same ones, though, so be sure to get one that covers as much ground as possible if you do decide to invest in one.

Possible Pollutants

As we touched on earlier, some IAQ test kits will scan for abnormally high levels of things like carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde and other chemicals. But those aren’t the only things that can float through your home and cause health problems.

Which Airborne Pollutants Are Dangerous?

If you start noticing an uptick in respiratory health-related issues at home and can’t find any reason why, there’s a good chance it’s because your IAQ has been compromised. What else could be giving you trouble?

• Radon
• Everyday Allergens
• Smoke/Tobacco
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
• Mold

These are just a few examples. You can roughly test for most of them at home, but not with mold. It’s tough to test for an unusually high level of mold because the presence of mold isn’t always an indicator of how harmful it is. Mold is pretty prevalent in homes no matter what, so simply noticing the fact that it’s there isn’t a cause for concern.

Much Ado About Mold

Here’s what is noteworthy about mold though – when it’s entirely too widespread. That’s the hard part, figuring out how much mold is too much. This is why it is a pollutant that we don’t recommend trying to test for at home.

A professional IAQ tester will be able to perform a much more reliable and trustworthy examination of mold levels, and you’ll be able to take those results and use them to figure out a long-term indoor air quality solution.

Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric: Your Tampa Indoor Air Quality Experts

You’ve learned how to test your home’s indoor air quality in a few ways, but sometimes that’s not enough. Only the experience of a professional will truly put your mind at ease for good.

With the help of Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric, you’ll be in good hands. Our IAQ specialists will have you and your home back to normal in no time. Whether it’s through ductwork service, a UV light or a whole-home dehumidifier, we’ll determine precisely what your home needs to ensure a long-lasting solution.

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Give us a call at (813) 703-1273 for more info!

If you had to make a list of things that would annoy you the most while at home during the summer, we’d have a good guess at what might be at the top: a broken AC. These complicated pieces of machinery are invaluable when they’re working properly, but they’re prone to a wide range of issues. One in particular is especially frustrating.

“Why is my AC blowing hot air?” is a fairly common question we hear, and understandably so! Your AC’s job is to do precisely the opposite of that, and we’re here to help you figure out what’s going on. Let the AC experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric solve your problem once and for all!

Air Filter Hasn’t Been Changed

Unless you’ve got an air filter that never needs replacing, then you should stay on a strict filter-changing schedule. Air filters are effective up to a certain point, after which they drop dramatically in performance. When you leave a dirty air filter installed, your AC is going to have an especially tough time generating any cool air at all to circulate through your home.

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If you suddenly remember that you forgot to switch out your air filter this month, then go take care of that. Your problems might be gone in a flash!

Low Refrigerant

Refrigerant, which is the more specific name for the coolant that courses through your home’s AC system, is liable to leak eventually. It passes through a series of tubes and coils while turning into a gas and back into a liquid, so there are plenty of opportunities for it to squeeze out somewhere.

Do I Have a Refrigerant Leak?

When refrigerant gets low, your AC system will struggle to remove heat from the outside air that it pulls in at the beginning of the cooling cycle. This air will stay hot, and you’ll notice. If you think you’ve got a refrigerant leak on your hands, give the pros at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric a call!

Your Condenser is Compromised

The outdoor unit is critical to keeping your AC’s cooling cycle going. It removes the hot air that has accumulated throughout the process, and it needs plenty of space in order to do its job effectively. When things like grass clippings, stray branches and other outdoor debris get too close and cover it, the hot air will have a harder time dissipating.

That’ll make it more likely for your AC system to struggle with blowing exclusively cool air in your home. Take a quick look outside and see if your outdoor condenser unit is surrounded or clogged.

Evaporator Coil is Frozen

If you set your thermostat extremely low during the summer, your evaporator coil is going to deal with a lot of condensation dripping on it. This metal implement is crucial to cooling your air, and if it collects too much condensation (which will happen if your AC stays on a high setting for way too long), then it will freeze. A frozen evaporator coil makes it near-impossible for your AC to generate cool air, and you’ll notice a spike in hot air coming from your vents.

You can prevent this by switching off the AC every now and then and letting it power down for a bit. Call a professional if this has already happened, however.

Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric: Tampa’s Premier AC Service Provider

When your AC is on the fritz – whether it’s blowing hot air or something else entirely – you need a technician you can trust. That’s what Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric is here for! Our team can help remedy your AC system and get your home back in tip-top shape in no time at all.

Give us a call at (813) 703-1273 for the trusted AC experts you can count on!

Sunrooms are a delightful addition to any home. They’re a tranquil space to enjoy nature, year-round, without the “ickiness” of sitting outside directly in the elements. While it will be nice to appreciate some warm summer evenings without swatting at hungry mosquitos, you may struggle to find the best cooling solution to keep your sunroom at a comfortable temperature. To help you find some answers, the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric are here to weigh in with some of the best cooling options for your sunroom.

Expand Your HVAC Vents

This solution will allow you to use your AC unit to cool your sunroom, so you can enjoy this space year-round. To do this, you may need to modify your duct system to ensure the airflow remains balanced, but an HVAC pro can easily advise you on whether this is a possible solution.

Use a Portable AC Unit

Portable cooling units are like old-fashioned window-mounted units but are much more aesthetically pleasing from the outside, as they don’t stick out from a window. Installation is simple – all you need is a small window to vent the air and an outlet to provide adequate power. Furthermore, these units can be used for cooling and heating, and they’re reasonably priced!

Invest in a Window AC Unit

For a sunroom that has the windows that can allow it, a window AC unit is another good solution. Especially if your AC unit cannot handle cooling the extra space, a window unit may be the next best solution to cool your sunroom.

How to Size a Window Unit

Install a Ductless Mini-Split System

If expanding your HVAC vents is not a viable option and you hate the eyesore of a window unit, consider some independent cooling system options. A mini-split unit is a wise choice, as it has cooling and heating capabilities. With a mini-split unit, you can maximize the comfort of your sunroom all year long.

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Use Overhead Fans

Particularly for cathedral sunrooms with ceilings that are 8 feet or higher, this can be a great solution. Ceiling fans allow you to set your thermostat a few degrees higher to achieve the desired temperature. We recommend purchasing ceiling fans labeled as “energy efficient” to keep your energy bill at a manageable price. You should also make sure to install your fan so that it is at least 7 to 9 feet from the floor.

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Ready to Find the Best Cooling Options for Your Sunroom?

Allow the team at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric to help! With years of experience helping homeowners find the best heating and cooling solutions for their homes, our skilled HVAC technicians are the experts you can trust with any of your heating and cooling needs. For help from one of our pros, call us today at (813) 703-1273 or fill out a service request form on our website!

Depending on where you live in Tampa, purchasing a dehumidifier may be in your best interest. These appliances can save you a significant amount of money on HVAC costs this summer. They can also provide a variety of other benefits that you might not know you needed!

And while you can grab a standalone dehumidifier at your local hardware store, you’ll find that investing in a whole-home dehumidifier is a more efficient and cost-effective way to deal with the issue of high humidity in your home. Let the pros at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric help explain why a dehumidifier is essential in the summer!

Your Home Feels More Comfortable 

The problem with high humidity that you’ll probably notice first is that it makes for an uncomfortable environment indoors. It’ll start to feel a lot like the outdoor Tampa air — sticky, damp, and hard to breathe in. When the humidity is high, your skin has trouble evaporating sweat as well, which only adds to the problem.

But a whole-home dehumidifier strips the humidity from the air at the entry point to your home, meaning you’ll stay cool and comfortable without having to worry.

It Improves the Air Quality

The environmental conditions that are present with high humidity create a potent breeding ground for air-related problems. Certain contaminants, like the ones that lead to mold and mildew — thrive when the air is moist. This is why we tend to find mold in air ducts, where damp, dark areas are abundant.

Mold and mildew can lead to a whole host of health problems. If you’ve noticed a sudden increase of nasal and sinus issues, symptoms of respiratory illness or other abnormal health conditions, you might have a humidity-related mold issue. Seek a doctor if so, and then call a professional to help you determine what’s going on.

Bills Go Down

When humidity gets too high, it gets harder for your home to reach the proper cooling temperature that you probably want, especially here in the summer. To compensate, most people crank their AC units even higher than normal just to stay cool, which means you’ll see that change in your monthly energy bills.

Dehumidifiers stop that problem in its tracks. When there isn’t much humidity, your AC doesn’t have nearly the same trouble getting your home cool, meaning you end up saving money!

A dehumidifier is a valuable addition to any home, but it’s especially great in the Tampa area. With a variety of far-ranging benefits, a whole-home dehumidifier is just what you need to make sure you and your family stay cool and comfortable all summer long.

These are just a few of the reasons why a dehumidifier is essential in the summer. Let the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric help install one for you! Give us a call at (813) 703-1273 to see how we can help today.

Your air conditioner’s well-being is extremely important this time of year. Even the smallest hiccup in its extremely precise machinery can throw the whole thing out of whack, which will result in any number of problems and a sky-high energy bill. We won’t tackle everything that can hurt your AC’s efficiency – that would take entirely too long. But we’ll get into one of the more common issues we hear about.

Refrigerant is a crucial chemical that your AC needs to work as intended. Without it, all the air in your home would be just as hot as the muggy Florida air outside. When you’ve got a refrigerant leak, you have to know how to identify it as quickly as possible. Here are a couple of ways to determine if you have a refrigerant leak and what to do about it, from the pros at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric!

Hissing/Bubbling Sounds

Refrigerant travels through the tubes and pipes of your AC system, switching between high and low-pressure states. When your refrigerant line springs a leak, it’s going to produce a sound. The sound might not be too loud, but it will probably be there.

If you suspect that you might have a potential refrigerant leak, then keep an ear open. Hissing and bubbling are the more common sounds you’ll hear coming from a leaky spot – and if you can pinpoint one, then it’s time to call someone to fix it.

Strange Drops in AC Performance

A refrigerant leak is going to do more than just make noises. When your system can’t cycle this chemical through like it needs to, then your AC isn’t going to be able to perform like it’s supposed to. You’ll experience head-scratching gaps in cooling power, which might not always indicate a refrigerant leak right away.

But if you notice this and you’ve seen other symptoms of refrigerant leaks, then you’ve got your answer and should let a professional know as soon as possible.

Signs of Refrigerant Sickness

If refrigerant is leaking into your home’s air circulation, then it’s going to affect you and your family’s health. This chemical isn’t designed to work well in human bodies, and you can get quite sick if you’re exposed to it for too long. The problem is that you can’t see or smell refrigerant when it’s in the air, which makes it hard to tell the difference between refrigerant poisoning and another type of health issue.

Symptoms include:

• Upset stomach
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Respiratory problems

Your Home Isn’t Cooling

This might be the thing that you notice first. Here in Tampa, staying cool is incredibly important this time of year, and any loss of cooling power is something that needs to be addressed immediately. When your AC is leaking refrigerant, then your system will only be able to blow warm, uncooled air. Should this happen and you can’t find anything wrong with the machinery, then a refrigerant leak might be to blame.

 

A fully operational AC system is one of the most important parts of your home in the summer. While a refrigerant leak can take time to fully become a problem, you should address it as soon as you discover one before it develops into something worse.

Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric is trained to identify and fix refrigerant leaks in no time at all, and we’ll do whatever we can to help get your AC back in working order. Give us a call at (813) 703-1273 to speak to one of our expert team members today!

One of the most important parts of your home’s air-circulation system is the HVAC filter. We change them out every so often, but there might not be a whole lot of thought put into what type of filter you’re using. It’s worked so far, so why wouldn’t it work some more?

You’re not wrong. If the HVAC filter you’ve been using hasn’t given you any problems, then it makes sense to go with what you know. But did you know you’ve got a wealth of options to choose from? Each one offers pros and cons, so you’ll be able to find the one that works the best for you. Let the AC experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric help you out!

What Matters is the MERV

On every type of air filter, regardless of the material it’s made out of, you’ll see a rating on the package. It’ll be a number, usually anywhere between 1 and 20, and it lets you know how effective an air filter is at screening out pollutants.

This number is called the MERV rating – or the Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value. It’s a simple way to understand which filters are more effective than others.

Which One Is Best?

There are a few different types of filters, each of which has a different MERV range than the others.

• Fiberglass: These are on the low end of the spectrum with a MERV range of 1-3. They use a simple fiberglass structure to screen things, but they’re incredibly cheap – for good reason. The fiberglass material wasn’t ever really designed to be effective at preventing allergens from getting in – they were invented primarily to protect an HVAC unit from being damaged from larger particles.
• Pleated: One of the most common types of air filters. Pleated filters are still inexpensive with a MERV range of 4-6, but the material that makes up the pleats is better at removing smaller materials from the air. However, not all HVAC units are necessarily going to work better with a filter that has a higher MERV rating. If your unit can’t generate the power to push through a finer screen, your AC efficiency will actually decrease!
• High-Efficiency Filters: With a MERV rating from 12-16, high-efficiency filters are used in places that need incredibly sterile and clean environments, like hospitals. Unless your home has specific health-related conditions, you likely won’t need to use one of these.
• HEPA Filters: The best of the best, HEPA filters can have a MERV rating as high as 20. These are almost certainly too finely constructed to work with a residential HVAC system, so we’d steer clear of these.

Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric: Tampa’s Air Efficiency Experts

If you’re due for a new air filter and you’re thinking about making a switch, give us a call! Our AC experts can help you pick the right one for you and your family. The next time you ask “what type of air filter should I get?” is the last time. We’ve got you covered!

Give Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric a call at (813) 703-1273 to see what we can do for you!

If you want your HVAC unit to maintain its effectiveness and work as long as it’s supposed to, then it’s imperative that you keep it properly serviced. Any appliance – HVAC unit or otherwise – that receives adequate maintenance will work longer than an appliance that you ignore. It’s common sense.

But how often should you call a technician to come service your HVAC unit? That’s the million-dollar question. There isn’t one proven answer, as there are a few things that factor into your specific situation. But we’re going to try to work through them together! Let the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric help, and hopefully you’ll come away with a clearer answer.

In General…

Most professionals will recommend you service your HVAC unit roughly twice a year – once in the spring and once in the fall. However, that’s a blanket recommendation that doesn’t take the wildly different climates in America into account.

For example, homes in say, South Carolina or Virginia would be able to get away with this. There are usually more neatly defined seasons in those areas of the country, so you can adjust your HVAC system for significant changes in the weather.

Here in Tampa, though, that’s not quite as easy.

What About Florida?

The climate here is pretty consistent. It’s usually some version of “hot and humid,” give or take a little bit in either direction depending on what time of the year it is. So, like we touched on above, the usual recommendation of servicing your HVAC unit once or twice a year might not work as well as it would other places.

Those areas of the United States don’t usually need their HVAC system year-round like we tend to down here, so they can get away with only scheduling maintenance when they feel like it. Tampa’s climate isn’t as forgiving, so you might have to be more prudent about scheduling maintenance.

We’d aim for having your HVAC unit serviced at least twice a year, and maybe more often if yours has been around for a few years. Those factors play a large part in the recommendation as well.

How Old Is Your Unit?

Your HVAC unit’s age plays a big part in how often you should have it serviced, the same way anything would require more care and attention as it gets older. Most HVAC units are designed to last anywhere from 15 to 25 years, so as it gets older you should be more attentive to its maintenance needs.

Neglecting to schedule service for your HVAC unit for even one year will decrease its efficiency by as much as 5%, and it only grows exponentially every year after that.

With the proper care and a regular maintenance schedule, your HVAC unit will provide quality and reliable comfort to you and your family for years to come. For all your Tampa HVAC needs – whether it’s routine maintenance, emergency service or a total replacement, give the experts at Acree Plumbing, Air & Electric a call at (813) 703-1273!