In Florida’s brutal heat and humidity, AC units run harder and wear out faster. If your system is over a decade old, it’s likely operating inefficiently — and may be costing you more in energy and repairs than it's worth.

Hot spots in certain rooms? Weak airflow? These are signs of poor system performance or improper duct sizing. A properly installed new AC can eliminate those comfort issues.

Older or undersized systems struggle to keep up with demand, especially during Southwest Florida summers. A new, energy-efficient unit can dramatically reduce your cooling costs.

Grinding, rattling, or squealing are signs of failing components. These can signal an impending system failure, and replacing the unit may be the safest long-term move.

If you're calling for service every few months or replacing major parts, it’s more cost-effective to invest in a reliable, new system with a warranty — especially one that offers 10-year parts coverage like we do.

Your AC should manage both temperature and humidity. If your home feels sticky or you see condensation on windows, your system may be failing to dehumidify — a major issue in Florida’s climate.