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HVAC Tips for High Ceilings We really love our beautiful vaulted ceilings here in Southwest Florida. There’s something very elegant about the spaciousness a soaring ceiling provides by opening up a room. However, a high ceiling that is four-feet or more above the standard 8-foot ceiling height alters the air-flow dynamics in your home, which …
Indoor Air Quality, More Important Than Ever Due to the global pandemic, many of us here in SWFL are spending more time than ever inside the house. The problem with that is how poor the indoor air quality is in most homes. According to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) statistics, indoor air quality is quite often …
Freon Phased Out? Now What? Freon or R-22 was the standard refrigerant in air conditioners for many years. Refrigerant is the component that cools the air in your HVAC system before it is circulated throughout your home. However, as of Jan. 1, 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) no longer allows it to be manufactured …
AC Care – An Ounce of Prevention is Worth the Peace of Mind Let’s talk about AC care. What is the price of peace of mind, cost savings, cleaner air, and increased comfort? At Wayne Martin & Son Air Conditioning it’s as little as $150 a year for a yearly HVAC maintenance contract! Think about …
Using Your Heater for the First Time of the Season We woke up this morning and had to wear a sweater for the first time this season! In the past few days it has finally gotten cold enough here in Southwest Florida to force most of us to turn on our heater for the first …
Allergy relief is here! Ah, it’s Fall here in Southwest Florida, the time when residents and snowbirds alike can start looking forward to slightly cooler and drier weather. Unfortunately, if you are one of the 40 million people in the U.S. who suffer from fall allergies, this time of year can be really hard to …
We want to be the first to welcome our snowbird customers back to Southwest Florida! When you first get back to your second home, there are several maintenance steps you should take with your air conditioner in the first week to ensure your HVAC unit is in tip top shape and ready to get you …
Well, as you have probably already noticed, hurricane season is in full swing here in Florida. Therefore, its important to know Hurricane HVAC Tips. Although the season officially runs from June 1st until November 30th, the majority of storms form from mid-August to late October and the peak is in September. According to the National …
AC Units – Size Matters It’s been way more than 10-years, and you’ve started to notice that your current AC unit is not really doing the job anymore. You’ve kept it diligently maintained, but it’s still past it’s warranty stage and you’ve noticed a little uptick in your electricity bill lately. So you know, it’s …
July is one of the hottest months we get here in Southwest Florida, and one of the calls we get the most often during this month is, “ugh, that one room in my house is always hotter than the others!” Cooling down that one hot room are the major complains. We know you know what …