HVAC

Your HVAC system is essential for keeping your home comfortable all year round, especially in Tampa’s hot and humid climate. However, like any mechanical system, HVAC units can develop problems over time—leading to reduced efficiency, higher energy bills, and costly repairs. The good news? Many common HVAC issues can be prevented with proper care and […]

Summer in Tampa, Florida, can be brutal without a functioning air conditioner. If your AC isn’t cooling your home effectively, it’s not just uncomfortable—it could be a sign of underlying issues that need immediate attention. Understanding why your AC unit stops working properly during the hottest months can save you time, money, and stress. Common

Seasonal HVAC Preparation: Your Comprehensive Guide for Extreme Weather As the seasons change, so do the demands on your HVAC system. Extreme weather—whether it’s the blistering heat of summer or the biting cold of winter—can put your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems to the test. At Air Care Pros, we understand the importance of

Indoor Air Quality: Beyond Air Scrubbers – Creating a Healthier Home Environment Indoor air quality (IAQ) is an essential aspect of a healthy home, yet it is often overlooked in our quest for comfort and convenience. With the increasing awareness about health and well-being, homeowners are now turning their attention to creating environments that promote

What’s the Average Cost to Replace Your AC Unit in Florida? Living in Florida means having a reliable air conditioning system is vital for your year-round comfort, especially during the hot and humid summer months. However, as with all appliances, your AC unit will eventually wear out after around 10 – 15 years and require

Emergency HVAC Repairs: What to Do    When the sweltering summer heat of Florida is at its peak, a functioning air conditioner isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. But what happens when your AC suddenly stops working? Knowing how to respond can mean the difference between a minor inconvenience and a major emergency. In this

The HVAC industry is transitioning to new refrigerants required by the American Innovation and Manufacturing Act (AIM) of 2020, which replaces the use of existing classes of refrigerants and establishes new requirements for refrigerants used in air conditioners and heat pumps.  As part of this transition, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has set transition