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The Worst 4-Letter Word

We've been experiencing some record heat in the Tampa Bay area.  For the past 5 days, our tireless technicians have been working sunrise to sunset handling all the demands for service our clients have had.  Often times our techs are gone before thier kids wake up and get home after they've gone to sleep.  All this to help keep homeowners in the Bay area comfortable.

Each day, I personally review the work we performed from the previous day and the one common demoninator...the one common problem our techs find that is causing most of this discomfort and long work days is a nasty 4- letter word. 

DIRT!

Thats right dirt!  Dirt that clogs filters and coils stopping the A/C's ability to remove the heat from your home.  Dirty that plugs up the drainline and causes the air conditioner to stop or even worse destroys floors and ceilings.  Dirt that gets into contactors, motors and relays and causes them to fail.

There is a solution, though.  Have one of our techs come and performed a "Planned" system rejuvenation.  He'll get rid of all that nasty DIRT and avoid your having an "unplanned" breakdown!

Call 1-800-WE-R-OPEN and avoid the discomfort associated with a A/C Failure

Acree Air Conditioning was featured on Tampa Bay's local television show "Studio 10" With Holley Sinn and jerome Ritchey. Watch the segment by clicking on this lin.

http://wm.wtsp.gannett.edgestreams.net/studio10/201104/21/ACREE.wmv

How to Avoid Replacing Your Air Conditioner

In these tough economic times, we are all trying to make things last longer.  Whether it be a car, a water heater, a roof, or an air conditioner...replacement costs can be expensive.  The best way to make something last longer is to maintain it.  Air Conditioning manaufacturers suggest maintenance twice a year to keep your air conditioner running well and to get the fullest life out of it.  This maintenance needs to be done by a professionally trained service technician who knows what to inspect, clean, and adjust.  As a homeowner, you can change filters and keep the condenser (outside unit) clean and free of restricitions but you should never attempt to open the system and service it.