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 question is, does your air conditioner have the ability to keep up with your demands this summer? If it has a repair need, the answer, sooner or later, will be no. Ideally, you will want to be able to detect when your system needs to be fixed up before it breaks down. To do that, you need to know what to look for.
When you live in a climate such as ours, you don’t really get much of a break from the heat at all. That means your air conditioner doesn’t get a break from operating, and as such can cost you a lot in energy bills. Naturally, you’d like to spend as little as possible in order to keep cool and comfortable in your home. The good news is, there are a few ways to do so without avoiding the use of your 
If you are like most residents in Florida, you very likely use a centralized air conditioning system for your cooling needs. And unless you have a ductless system, that air conditioner involves the use of ductwork. Your ductwork is something that is mostly hidden from view, and is what enables the effective cooling of your home. But because of its visual inaccessibility, when there is something wrong it can be hard for the average person to detect.
Summer is just about here, but for us did it ever really go away? You’ve likely already been using your air conditioner for weeks, and soon enough you’ll be relying on it daily. AC systems suffer extra stress in places like Florida, particularly during this time of year.
One of the most frequently asked questions our team hears is, “how much will a new air conditioner cost?” The short answer is, “it depends.” We know, you came here for a simple answer. But it’s important to know what factors impact the cost of a 
