FAQ

Sizing your climate control load requires the consideration of several factors. Ceiling height, construction, window dimension, and positioning as well as lots of various other variables. All need to be thought about to properly size a home heating and/or air conditioning system. A professionally performed load calculation is usually required to install an efficient system. At Sterling Service of Florida a proper load calculation is one of our specialties!

Heating and A/C equipment, no matter what kind you have, must be evaluated, cleaned, and also serviced a minimum of once annually. The most effective scenario is to have the heating unit checked in the Fall as well as the air conditioning inspected in the Spring. Oil-fired tools need to be cleaned up and serviced each year; at the start of each home heating period. If you would like our trained servicemen at Sterling Service of Florida to perform the service, give us a call anytime at (850) 391-0091.

Each time your system starts up, it will certainly make use of a great deal of electrical energy and not create much cooling. Normally a system that is also tiny to cool down the residence is a lot more affordable to run but delivers much less comfort. Despite the fact that it runs nonstop, it will generally consume much less power than a bigger system that cycles on and off. As a rule of thumb, a unit that is either on or off is less costly than one cycling on and off.

We get asked this question at Sterling Service of Florida every day! The air temperature level your system produces relies on the temperature of the air going into the system. Usually, the air created ought to be 18 ° -20 ° below what gets in the system. So if the air entering the system is 80 °, the air exiting should have to do with 60 ° -62 °. However, that only works on a system that has been going for at least 15 mins on a warm, completely dry day with a house that has to do with 80 ° inside. On a light day, with an indoor temperature level in the low 70’s, or during humid conditions, the air appearing may just be 15 ° -17 ° cooler than what goes into the house.

The short answer? So crucial! Your indoor air quality can be as bad as 100 times worse than the outdoor air! That means pollutants, irritants, dust, and mildew can be distributed in your house impacting your household’s health and wellness and health and well-being. Improving as well as maintaining your indoor air quality is vitally important to your house as well as your family.