You’ve likely read how important AC maintenance is, but do you actually know why? Because it’s such a technical job, most people leave it to the professionals and never ask for details. But understanding AC maintenance, what it does, and how it works, can actually help you take better care of your system.
Maintenance is one of the most in-demand and much-needed services for anyone who has an air conditioner, especially here in Florida.
At Climate Masters, we offer AC maintenance whenever you need it, and we always encourage our customers to book their next maintenance call early to keep their system running smoothly.
In this post, we want to fill you in on what really happens when you schedule AC maintenance and why it’s so important.
When your air conditioner stops cooling your home efficiently, you might suspect it’s run out of refrigerant. This chemical substance is responsible for cooling heat from warm air before it’s sent into your home. 
You likely know that a professional is the best person to trust when it comes to your air conditioner installation. But what really sets a professional apart from a handyman or even a DIY job? 
When it comes to your home’s air conditioner, size plays a bigger role than you may realize. 
Whether you have a home with a flat roof and little yard space, or you own and operate a commercial space that can’t afford to have valuable parking lot real estate taken up, packaged HVAC units provide a solution to the cooling and heating needs of many properties throughout St Augustine and the surrounding communities.
Even talking about “Autumn” in Florida is almost laughable. Our weather doesn’t typically cool off until January, and even then we’re lucky if we can use our heating systems for a few weeks. That said, it’s obviously super important that our air conditioners stay in the best shape possible! This starts with routine maintenance.
If you’re anything like the average homeowner, you probably don’t think very much about the ductwork running through your home. This makes sense! After all, ductwork is usually hidden up in attics, in the crawlspace, or even behind drywall. You shouldn’t really need to think about your air ducts that much, let alone what condition they’re in.
Are you constantly monitoring your thermostat? Have your power bills suddenly increased? Climate Masters has 
If you’ve lived in Florida for even just a year, you know that there really isn’t such thing as “fall” or “winter”… at least not how our neighbors up north understand it. Fall foliage and warm cozy fires, while it snows outside just, aren’t a thing here.
