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You don’t rely on your furnace too often in Florida, but there are definitely days and nights when you’ll need it running. But what if you notice your furnace isn’t heating every room evenly? Uneven heating is frustrating and often indicates a developing problem in a furnace that can worsen.
Below, we’ll explore some common causes of uneven heating and how our Peaden Pros can help restore comfort throughout your home—all of your home—with the right heating repair in Panama City, FL.
Annual drain cleaning helps your indoor plumbing last longer and significantly reduces the chances of clogs, drain flies, odors, and other nuisances from happening. Drain cleaning is especially a good idea before the big holidays of the year when guests and feasting put more stress on your plumbing. This is why we recommend that our customers schedule regular drain cleaning services.
There’s a key part of your outdoor plumbing that needs attention as well, although not as often: your sewer line. A sewer line will eventually become clogged and even develop major blockages because of tree root growth. We offer sewer cleaning in Panama City, FL, and in this post we want to help you know when it’s time to arrange for this important service—and why it’s so important.
Your electrical panel is the heart of your home’s electrical system. It distributes power from your utility provider to every appliance, light, and outlet. But like any part of your home, electrical panels can become outdated or overloaded, which puts your safety and comfort at risk.
We know the signs of electrical panels in Panama City, FL that are due for an upgrade—and we want to help you spot them before problems arise.
Are you looking into purchasing a new furnace for your home before the winter? We may not deal with extremely cold conditions here in Panama City, but we still need home heating—and it’s best if that home heating works with high energy efficiency so money doesn’t go to waste during the times we need it. This makes a high-efficiency furnace a good investment.
You’ll need more info about high-efficiency furnaces before you make a choice to purchase one for a new heating installation in Panama City, FL. Below, we’ll examine how high-efficiency furnaces work, how they might benefit you, and how to find out if one will work for you.
It’s now fall, and we can expect the heat to start winding down. That will mean winding down the use of air conditioning in Panama City. That doesn’t mean we can’t stop thinking entirely about our air conditioning systems.
For example, you may have noticed some issues with your AC recently, such as trouble hitting the cool temperature you want, hot spots around your house, strange noises, or rapid starting and stopping. These are all reasons for concern and may indicate your air conditioning system needs to have professional repairs. Please don’t ignore this possibility just because summer is over and you can expect cooler temperatures. We’ll explain why acting on AC repairs as soon as possible is always a good idea, even when it’s not summer.
The thermostat is a device people often take for granted in their homes. You make adjustments to it when your cooling needs change in the summer, but if it’s programmable you may simply set it and forget it. There’s nothing wrong with that: it’s one of the benefits of having a programmable thermostat in the first place.
Overlooking the thermostat can be a problem if the thermostat is responsible for a malfunctioning air conditioning system. When you’ve got a faulty AC that’s not turning on, turns on and off too often, runs for too long, or fails to keep the house as cool as you want it, you may need AC repair that specifically targets the thermostat—or even replaces it.
How can a faulty thermostat create AC problems? Follow along below and we’ll explain.
Life in Panama City means beaches and ocean breezes. But this environment has some downsides and one of them is the salty air and the corrosive effect it can have on those air conditioning systems that are so vital for keeping you cool through the year.
As Panama City HVAC pros, we know quite a bit about the effect of salty air on ACs. Today we’re going to give you the vital information you need to protect your home cooling.
How much can your AC cool your house? It’s an interesting question, and it’s one you may have asked yourself at some point. The AC has a maximum, of course: you know you can’t get it as cold as the inside of a freezer, and the thermostat has a low-end setting (often around 60°F). But what is the AC truly capable of doing?
The reason we’re addressing this question is more than just to sate people’s curiosity. Understanding the limits of an air conditioning systems’ cooling capacity will help you know how much to rely on it and how much you can push it—and if you should even push it.
If you listen closely to the operation of your air conditioning system, you’ll notice the occasional sound of the dripping and trickling of water. This is normal: it shows your AC’s condensate drainage system is working correctly.
But just because there’s water dripping inside your AC doesn’t mean that water should ever escape from the air conditioner. If you notice the indoor unit of your central AC is leaking water, something is wrong! Below we’ll look at why this might happen and why you may need the help of our Peaden Pros for AC repair in Panama City.
The compressor is the heart of the AC, responsible for the circulation of refrigerant that allows the unit to move heat from inside your home and deposit it outside. The powerful and complex device can’t be easily repaired if it fails. When a compressor dies, professionals will need to replace it. Because of the cost of a compressor, it’s usually more cost-effective to replace the entire AC instead.
To help you know when you’ve got a compressor in trouble so you can possibly avoid an early air conditioning replacement in Panama City, FL, we’ll list warning signs to watch for that you’ve got a compressor that’s in trouble.
