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Every 1-3 months. Closer to 30 days if you have pets, allergies, or live in a dusty area. A dirty filter makes your system work harder and die sooner. Set a phone reminder.

General rule: If the repair costs more than half what a new system costs, replace it. Also replace if your system is 15+ years old and breaking down often. We'll give you both options with real numbers - no pressure.

Twice a year. AC tune-up in spring (March-May). Furnace tune-up in fall (Sept-Nov). Catches problems early and keeps your warranty valid.

Yes, we have several financing packages and monthly payment plans available.

Often yes. In states like Florida, Texas, and Louisiana, humidity can overwhelm your AC's dehumidification ability. A whole-house dehumidifier keeps indoor humidity at 45-50% for better comfort and prevents mold growth.

Aim for 16+ SEER in hot climates. Higher efficiency saves more money when your AC runs 8+ hours daily. Many Texas and Florida homeowners save $300-500/year upgrading from a 14 SEER to 18+ SEER unit.

Every 6 months minimum. Systems in hot, humid states work twice as hard as those in mild climates. Spring and fall tune-ups catch problems before they become expensive breakdowns during peak season.

Yes, the Florida Building Code requires licensed HVAC contractors to obtain a building permit to install, remove, or replace an air conditioning system in Pinellas Park. Pinellas County requires permits for work in excess of $500 or which would require an inspection. Homeowners can pull permits for their primary residence only, but cannot pull permits for rental properties.

A well-maintained AC unit in Florida will typically last between 10 and 15 years. However, because Florida's hot and humid climate requires air conditioning systems to operate more frequently than in other climates, units may begin to fail more quickly without proper maintenance.

Duke Energy offers rebates of $600 for high-efficiency heat pumps (16 SEER/9 HSPF) and up to $1,000 for premium systems (16.8 SEER/9 HSPF). Florida Public Utilities provides $250-$500 rebates for high-efficiency heat pump replacements, and the new Florida Energy Saver Program will offer rebates for qualifying heat pump installations.

Residents in Pinellas Park spend about $325 per month on electricity, with rates averaging $0.18 per kWh, which is roughly 8% lower than the national average. However, another source indicates average bills around $152 monthly, showing variation based on home size and energy usage patterns.

In Florida, homeowners can pull HVAC permits, but only for their primary residence. If you own multiple properties including rentals, you can only obtain a homeowner's permit for the home where you actually live, not for investment properties.