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May 27th, 2021Have you ever had your AC Drain line clog?
December 3rd, 2020Have you ever had your AC Drain line clog?
At Climate Experts, we understand the frustration homeowners have with an HVAC system that is having issues. Preventative HVAC maintenance can save homeowners time and money on costly repairs, cleanings, and service calls. There are several things you can do as a homeowner to help keep your HVAC system working properly throughout the year. Check out this short video that walks you through homeowner AC maintenance and how to clean a drain line yourself! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2edTyMEe56g&feature=youtu.be
Watch our tutorial on HVAC maintenance for Homeowner’s
In this video Derek goes over: 1.) What homeowner’s are responsible for doing to keep their HVAC system maintained 2.) How to clean a clogged drain line. 3.) The importance of maintenance and steps taken during a tune up.
Why do drain line’s clog?
A clogged drain line can be caused by sludge build up, rust, contaminants and even lizards stopping the flow of water attempting to exit outside the home. Recommended maintenance to keep the drain line clean, includes adding distilled vinegar in the drain line. We recommend 2 cups added directly to the drain line every 2 months to prevent build up.
Product sold at Home Depot.
The AC Line build up remover is sold at Home Depot and Lowe’s. It costs about $7.50. It has shown to effectively dislodge sludge build up for those difficult to clean drain lines. This product can be used 1 time per month and pour the entire bottle into the drain line to clear sludge build up. It is more powerful than vinegar and safe for drain line and drain pans.
Prevent Dirty AC Coils.
Keeping your AC coils clean is essential for proper cooling and healthy indoor air. Change filters often based on manufacturers recommendations. We also recommend coil sanitization every 6 months to keep the coil disinfected.
Get Bi-Annual HVAC tune-ups
HVAC Manufacturers recommend having an HVAC tune up completed every 6 months for optimal performance. WE OFFER A 24 POINT TUNE UP WITH DRAIN TREATMENT AND COIL SANITIZATION FOR ONLY$79 Call 321-345-3415 to schedule a tune up now Or click to book online now TRY ONE OF OUR PACKAGES!
Cold Inside Your House?
October 10th, 2020Are you inside your home and the heat is on? But you’re cold?
Heating and cooling your home can be one of the biggest users of energy. Efficiency in this area can bring great savings. Heating and cooling depend on many contributing factors. The type of heating and cooling you choose is one of the factors that can have you cold. When buying a heating system, carefully consider your household needs. There is a range of heating systems and fuel sources with different purchase and running costs and energy efficiency levels. You’ll be surprised to know that even cold winter air contains usable heat that you can pump inside your home with the right system.
Reasons to get your system checked before the winter starts.
Reason #1 — No Warm Air
Cold or cool air is one of the most obvious signs of a faulty heater. If you’ve turned on your home’s heater but it feels more as if the air conditioner is on, then something may need to be checked. In these instances, it’s prudent for you to get professional assistance. Not dealing with a faulty heater can result in increased energy bills and less comfort in your home. You don’t have to face the winter with a broken heater, get the heating repair you deserve!
Reason #2 — An Increase in Energy Costs
Even if you’re feeling warm air when you turn on your heater, it may still be wreaking havoc in your home. If you’ve noticed an increase in your energy bill, the culprit may be your heater. Drafts and leaks may cause your heater to work less effectively than it’s meant to. This will basically cause the warm air to leak through the vents before it reaches the rooms you want to keep warm. A professional team can come and take a look at the heater and repair any issues it may be causing. You and your family can feel comfortable while keeping the heating bill low!
Reason #3 — The Smell of Burning
Most of Florida, including Brevard County, residents only use their home’s heaters for a few months out of the year, most may not know about the obvious telltale sign of heater malfunction. The heater’s been off for quite some time, turning it on may result in an odd smell. This is just the dust that’s gathered throughout the year burning away. But if the same burning smell remains for some time, then it’s best you get the heating repair as soon as possible, this could be a hazard or could result of a fire.