“Our HVAC systems are just as important as the vehicles we drive. You routinely maintain your car, so you want to do the same thing for your air conditioner. Our home is our castle, and we want to be comfortable in it.”
Jason Healy, Operations Manager
Two visits, timed for Florida
Florida systems run hard in cooling most of the year, and heat only a few weeks. Timing matters.
“We set those up once at the beginning of winter and once at the beginning of summer. That way we can test the system, run it through all its operations, and make sure that when you go to run it in heat, or in cool after the winter, it’s running correctly.”
Jason Healy
The full checklist
Electrical checks
Amp draws on all the components, so a weak part is caught before it fails.
Refrigerant pressures
Gauges on the system to make sure pressures are where they should be.
A real cleaning
Outdoor coils, the inside cabinet, the blower, the evaporator coil and the condensing coil. Then we wax the outdoor unit.
Drain line flush
Clogged drains are our biggest service call all year. We flush yours with nitrogen and clear it from outside with a shop vac.
Heat and cool tested
We run the system through all of its operations, including the switch to heat, so it’s ready before the season changes.
Indoor air quality check
Our techs are trained to spot indoor air quality issues, which matters if anyone at home has allergies or is sensitive to odors.
No bait-and-switch
“What makes ours stick out more than others, it’s not about price. It’s about the training. It’s about the understanding of the system. And when we go out, we don’t bait and switch. Our techs are trained to go out there, clean the unit and make sure it’s optimized for the customer.”
Jason Healy
Member benefits
Between visits
Keep your drain clear: pour about 8 ounces of vinegar into your AC drain line, then follow it with about a gallon of warm water. It helps flush out debris between visits. More in AC drain line clogs.
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Serving Volusia County homes and businesses since 1976.
Frequently asked questions
How often should my AC be serviced in Florida?
Twice a year: at the start of winter and at the start of summer, so the system is tested before each season.
What does an AC maintenance visit include?
Amp draw and refrigerant pressure checks, cleaning of the coils, cabinet and blower, a drain line flush, waxing the outdoor unit, and testing in both heat and cool.
Do maintenance members get priority service?
Yes. Members get priority service, which matters most during the first cold snap or a summer heat wave.
How do I keep my drain line clear between visits?
Pour about 8 ounces of vinegar into the drain line, then about a gallon of warm water to flush it through.
