Have you ever tried to use a gas stove with no gas? It likely doesn’t do much if you did. The same applies to an air conditioner without any refrigerant.
See, refrigerant is the substance within your air conditioner that makes the entire cooling process possible. This is because it is the “heat transfer medium” that absorbs the heat that is in the air in your home and pulls it outside allowing cooler air to be blown back into the house.
Refrigerant is vital to your AC and without it, the system really isn’t going to offer much other than air circulation. So it should come as no surprise that you should be concerned about losing refrigerant from your air conditioner.
No one wants to be without a water heater in their home. However, we still maintain that your air conditioner may be one of the most important systems in your Florida home. On a hot day, a cold shower can feel great but a hot home, not so much.
Your air conditioner has been sitting unused for an entire season, yet you can detect something is wrong with it. This is not an uncommon scenario. There may be many things that could have gone wrong, and you may need to call an expert. A refrigerant leak may be the last thing you need to derail your summer or winter plans. But it’s very common and can be fixed with an expert’s help. 
When you live somewhere like Palm Beach Gardens, you are going to enjoy more even weather patterns throughout the majority of the year. This is great until you remember that it translates to days, weeks, and months of temperatures in the 80s paired with high humidity. What that means is that you need to have an air conditioner that you can rely on.
The holidays are in full swing, which means lots of gatherings, food, and fun. Here in Boca Raton, it also means our air conditioners are likely going to be running quite steadily too, since our climate doesn’t exactly get too chilly. You want your home to be comfortably temperate and you should be able to achieve that as long as your system keeps on going.
Let’s face it, fall may be here according to the calendar but it really doesn’t feel much different here in Palm Beach, Fl. With temperatures that rarely drop below the 70s, we truly don’t have to worry about warming our homes much, if at all. Our HVAC systems are tasked, however, with keeping our homes cool nearly year-round.
Let’s face it: the fall season does not mean your air conditioner will be turning off anytime soon. Florida tends to enjoy keeping the climate warm and humid year-round, which is why your cooling system sees a lot more action than your heating system.
