How Improper Voltage Can Damage Your Air Conditioning System

May 30th, 2014

Air conditioning systems depend on a number of different components to work, from the refrigerant gas to the condensate pans removing water from the system. But they all depend on electricity to operate, and when electrical problems occur, it can cause serious damage to the system.

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Problems Solved by Duct Repair

May 23rd, 2014

The ductwork of your home’s ventilation system must retain an airtight seal along its length. It only takes a small air leak in the ductwork to begin to cause serious problems that will lead to poor heating/cooling, HVAC repairs, and a drop in the quality of your indoor air.

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Install a New Air Conditioner Before Summer Arrives

May 16th, 2014

Have you been considering the purchase of a new air conditioning system for your property, or are thinking of upgrading an outdated one? Spring offers a great window of time to do either, so if you’ve been thinking about it, let the Daytona Beach air conditioning installation experts from AC Designs, Inc. tell you why spring can be a great time to install a new air conditioner.

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Why Is Ice on My Air Conditioner a Big Problem?

May 9th, 2014

Most people don’t consider ice in their air conditioning system to be something worth worrying about. After all, doesn’t ice provide cold air? In point of fact, however, the ice is a sign of significant trouble that requires more than just scraping off to solve.

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Why Is My AC Tripping Circuit Breakers?

May 2nd, 2014

Circuit breakers are safety devices in your electrical system that prevent overload on a particular circuit. They can “trip” – turn off – for many reasons. Your air conditioning unit requires enough energy that it will have its own circuit breaker.

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3 Reasons to Install Heat Pumps in Daytona Beach

April 25th, 2014

Heat pumps make an alternative to more traditional forms of heating and cooling systems. They work the same way an air conditioner does: moving refrigerant gas through a series of valves and coils that first shift the gas into a liquid (releasing heat in the process) then revert it back to a gas (cooling the air around it).

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Why Is My Air Conditioning Leaking?

April 18th, 2014

Your air conditioning system is one of the most important components of your home, especially now that summer is on the way. Here in St. Augustine, air conditioning systems need to perform every day to keep the heat and humidity at bay, and any signs of trouble should prompt a swift and efficient response.

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The Capacitors and Air Conditioning Repair

April 14th, 2014

Spring is here, and that means air conditioning season can’t be too far behind. That’s a significant concern here in Florida, where a functioning air conditioner may be the only thing between a comfortable home and unbearable one.

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How a Cooling Load is Calculated

April 7th, 2014

A cooling load represents the amount of heat that your air conditioner needs to remove from the house to make it comfortable. That plays a huge role in determining the size and capacity of your air conditioner. Air conditioning in Daytona Beach can cost a great deal…

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