AC units last for 10-15 years. They are the most durable appliances in Florida homes or businesses. AC units can last for 10-15 years if they are maintained properly.
Your AC compressor may not be working. However, it can still run normal airflow, but it will not cool down as you would expect.
AC units in Florida are among the most difficult to maintain appliances. AC units will last in Florida for about 10-15 years with regular maintenance.
We offer emergency repairs as well regular inspections and maintenance. Sowal Air Cooling & Heating is available to assist you with whatever your needs are. You will stay cool and comfortable as temperatures rise.
The compressor is a costly item to replace. Dead compressors are more common in older air conditioners. It's cheaper to buy a new AC than to install a new compressor in a system that is already wasting energy and has been sitting on the junk pile for a while.
Sowal Air Cooling & Heating's HVAC specialists are known for their prompt and thorough service. This applies to all types of HVAC systems, including commercial and large window units. No matter how difficult the problem is, we will get it right the first try. We will provide the highest level of customer service possible and won't leave you until you are 100% satisfied.
We are here to help you with your Air Conditioning needs.
The team here at Sowal Air Cooling & Heating has the training, skills and experience we need to keep your AC and heater in good working order all year long. We’re available 24/7 and youcan rely on us to do the job right the first time.
F1 is an indication that the pump system of your portable AC conditioner has become clogged. You can clear the error message by turning off the unit. Ensure the pump connector is properly inserted onto the unit.
As you’ve probably guessed, air conditioners and heaters are very complex systems and they require technicians to undergo extensive training to be able to properly install, maintain, and repair them. Here at Sowal Air, we don’t expect any of our clients to perform repairs on their systems and we encourage you to contact us any time something is even slightly off with your air conditioner or heater.
We will provide cost-effective, high-quality solutions by supporting and motivating flexible, focused, and motivated teams. We are proud of the value we attach to our relationships. Therefore, we will remain honest and truthful in all our dealings with customers, vendors, employees, and partners. Customers rely on our reliability, drive, and integrity. We are proud of our achievements and continue to build upon them each day.
Even if the outdoor unit is compatible with your indoor unit's refrigerant, it is best to not replace the outdoor unit as it will likely cause a mismatch.
Sowal Air Cooling & Heating Controls will provide you with dynamic and adaptable assistance for all of your restaurant's critical systems and utilities. We can offer flexible maintenance and repairs for hot side equipment, AC Repair equipment and HVAC systems. Contact SowalAir Cooling & heating Controls at (850). 866.7236 for more information on commercial AC Repair options in Freeport Santa Rosa Beach & Miramar.
Mechanical Permit Fees Type Residential fees Commercial Fees HVAC equal Changeouts $77 for maximum one inspection $77 for maximum one inspection Multi-family – Mechanical $77 plus $35/unit $35 per additional row
The most efficient way to save energy is to keep your fan on AUTO. The fan will only run when the system is turned on, not continuously. Summer months provide better humidity in your home. If your fan is turned to AUTO, the moisture from cold cooling coils can drip outside and cause it to become drained.
If your AC compressor isn't turning on, make sure it's getting power. Although this may seem obvious, power or lack thereof is one of the most important factors in compressor problems. It is possible that the fuse has blown, or that the breaker has been reset. You should inspect for refrigerant leaks.
The symptoms of a clogged AC drain are: A musty, moldy odor near the indoor unit or in the air from registers/vents. Standing water around the indoor unit. Damage to the indoor unit from water. Your AC system isn't cooling your home. AC system doesn't turn off or shuts down.
Florida law does not require landlords to maintain or provide air conditioning. However, they must provide electricity. Running water. Secure roofs, doors, windows.