Hurricane season in Florida runs June 1 through November 30, and Pinellas County sits on one of the most exposed stretches of the Gulf coast. Most homeowners think about shutters, water, and generators when a storm is in the forecast — but your air conditioner is one of the most
Florida summers don’t ease into AC season. One week it’s mild; the next it’s 92°F at 9 a.m. with 75% humidity. If your air conditioner has been quietly limping along through the spring, the first real heat wave is when you’ll find out — usually at the worst possible moment.
There’s never a good time for the air conditioning to quit, but a Seminole summer afternoon is about the worst. It’s 94°F outside, the humidity is sitting at 80%, and the house starts climbing past 80°F within the hour. If your AC has just stopped cooling, the next thirty minutes
