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Spring is the best time to prepare your air conditioning system for Florida's demanding summer. Here's a practical checklist.
If you haven't changed your filter since fall, now is the time. Install a clean filter before heavy cooling season begins.
Trim back any vegetation that has grown within two feet of the outdoor condenser during the winter. Clear any debris, leaves, or dirt from around and on top of the unit.
Pour a cup of distilled white vinegar down the condensate drain line access point to prevent algae buildup. This takes 5 minutes and prevents the most common cause of mid-summer service calls.
Run your AC for 15-20 minutes on a mild day. Check that all vents are delivering cool air, listen for unusual sounds, and verify the thermostat is responding correctly.
A professional maintenance visit from Air & Energy includes coil cleaning, refrigerant check, electrical connection inspection, and a full operational test. It's the best insurance against a summer breakdown.
Call (941) 778-0773 or book your spring AC maintenance online. License #CAC1817161.
Air & Energy's VIP Maintenance Program includes two annual tune-ups, priority scheduling, no overtime fees, and 10% off all repairs — the best way to keep your system running in Florida's demanding climate.