How clean is the air you’re breathing in your Englewood, Florida home? At Symbiont Air Conditioning, this is a question we hear from our customers all the time because they aren’t sure if the air in their homes is clean. Floridians spend a lot of time indoors in the summer and when they’re indoors they are running the air conditioner to combat the outdoor heat and humidity and you could be dealing with inferior indoor air quality.

Indoor air pollution is not something to be taken lightly and this is especially true if you have any underlying health issues that could impact your breathing and your lung health.

Should You Get An Electronic Air Purifier?

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Today we have some very exciting news to share. I’m joined by Ed Sharkey of Sharkey’s Air to announce that Sharkey’s Air and Symbiont Service Corp. are joining forces! Ed and Maryanne Sharkey are retiring and decided to merge with our company.

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If you’re looking to save money on your residential cooling bill once the heat and humidity in Englewood, Florida really kick in, now is the time to contact one of the Symbiont Service Air Conditioning professionals about the installation of a zoned A/C system for your home. We are going to explain the benefits of zoned HVAC for your home. 

Having your home set up in “zones” means the HVAC system will cool (or heat, when necessary) a specific area or room in your home based on its temperature. For example, the kitchen may require more cooling power than the living room and when it is cooled by zone, that will occur without your having to lift a finger. It all starts with zoned heating and cooling.

When you don’t have zoned heating in your home, you are looking at cooling rooms that may not need it as often, rooms that are too cool and rooms that are never cool enough. Without zoned HVAC you’re cooling the home in an inefficient manner.

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The Symbiont Service residential and commercial HVAC professionals get asked all the time, “what seasonal maintenance care does my HVAC unit need?” The answer is – it depends on the season BUT we know that homeowners and commercial business owners in Englewood, Florida certainly don’t want to leave any HVAC issues to chance, not when our hot humid season is approaching.

The HVAC unit (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) in your home or office is crucial to the comfort in your home or office year round. In the cooler months, it keeps you warm and comfortable in the hot, humid months it keeps you cool and safe. A home that is too hot and humid can lead to health issues, especially in senior citizens.

If the HVAC unit is not operating properly the house will feel humid and that moisture can lead to mold growth. When you call one of the residential or commercial HVAC professionals from Symbiont Service you can rest assured your HVAC unit will run efficiently all summer long.

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When summer – or even spring – arrives in Florida turning on the air conditioner is something that is done every day. If you have talked with one of our residential geothermal HVAC professionals from Symbiont Air Conditioning they may have said, it’s not necessary to run the AC when you’re not home.

Many homeowners feel that it’s best to come home to a cooled house instead of walking into a home that is hot and humid after having been out in the heat and humidity. We know that you don’t want to come home and feel uncomfortable.

Because you want to come home and be immediately cooled, you may think that turning the air conditioner on and turning it up when you’re away is a great idea. It really isn’t. Coming home and having to wait for the house to cool down to your liking isn’t something many homeowners want to do. That is the reason many homeowners turn on the air conditioner and leave it on all day, every day, regardless of whether anyone is home.

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Hurricane season in Englewood, Florida may seem a long way off, but for our service technicians and for homeowners in Florida hurricane season is one in which we know we need to prepare for — before, during and after. We have tips on how homeowners can prepare for hurricane season.

Give our HVAC professionals a call and let’s discuss your residential heating and air conditioning needs whether we are in hurricane season or not. You may stock up on supplies for your family and pets, but do you think about the care your HVAC unit would need in order to make it through the storm without any — or minimal damage? Taking time now to prepare for hurricane season could safe you costly repairs later.

How Homeowners Can Prepare For Hurricane Season

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Indoor air quality matters. We know that may seem like an obvious statement, but whether you’re indoors because of the coronavirus or whether you need to be breathing the best quality air possible. We have put together a list of 4 ways to improve indoor air quality. 

Our air conditioning service professionals at Symbiont Air Conditioning understand and work with our customers — both residential homeowners and commercial property owners — to ensure the air they are breathing is clean. When you think about coronavirus or any other bacteria or virus there are steps you can take, filters you can use and equipment you can invest in.

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In addition to bringing you benefits like lower electric bills, upgrading your air conditioner in 2021 could also help you save some cash next tax season.

In 2020, the government extended the previously-expired Non-Business Energy Property Tax Credits on residential air conditioning equipment. Now, as of January 15, 2021, the Tax Credit has been extended again. This means that certain qualifying air conditioners and heat pumps installed through December 31, 2021 are eligible for a $300 tax credit.

 The tax credit also retroactively applies to new air conditioners installed in the 2018-2020 tax year. (The tax credit originally expired December 31, 2017.) If you have not previously claimed the Non-Business Energy Property Tax Credit, consult with your tax professional for details.

$300 Federal Tax Credits for Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps

Does My New AC System Qualify?

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