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How To Balance Humidity Levels With Your HVAC System

Floridians, whether natives or transplants are well aware of the state’s brutal summer heat and high humidity. This humid summertime air can enter your home through cracks, doorways, crawlspaces, or poorly sealed windows. Once inside, it can be difficult to get rid of. When not addressed, high humidity levels can make your home feel sweltering, muggy, and uncomfortable. In some cases, they can even lead to mold and mildew growth! At Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists, our professional HVAC technicians are trained to handle this issue. Through careful installation, thorough preventative HVAC maintenance, and quality repairs, we can have…

Signs It’s Time to Replace Your HVAC System

A high-quality, advanced HVAC system can help you stay comfortable and cool during summer. However, an old, faulty HVAC unit may struggle to keep up when the temperatures skyrocket and the humidity levels rise. These systems may experience sudden breakdowns and expensive malfunctions. When this happens, it is time to invest in a replacement. At Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists, you can rely on our contractors to properly install a modern, smart HVAC unit that meets your and your family’s needs. Contact Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists today to schedule HVAC replacements in Palm Coast,…

Understanding SEER Ratings And How They Relate To Your HVAC

When researching new HVAC systems for your residential home or commercial business, the acronym ‘SEER’ may tend to appear. With Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists, HVAC terminology doesn’t have to be confusing. While the phrase may be confusing to see at first glance, our professional HVAC technicians are always more than happy to explain air conditioning systems, furnaces, heat pumps, and air purifiers in a way that is simple and easy to understand. We believe that everyone deserves to understand how their HVAC system can benefit their home. It’s time to receive friendly, comprehensive service. Contact our HVAC company…

The Role HVAC Systems Play In Allergy Control

Poor indoor air quality, due to a dirty or neglected HVAC system, can worsen asthma and allergy symptoms. This is because pollen, dust, pet dander, and mold spores can easily circulate through your home via a dirty HVAC system. In order to prevent adverse health symptoms, such as sneezing, coughing, and eye irritation, it is important to practice regular air conditioner maintenance. A proper HVAC maintenance plan involves frequently replacing air filters, thoroughly cleaning air ducts, and inspecting for possible mold growth. At Cook’s Air Conditioning & Heating Specialists, our HVAC technicians can install quality air filters that efficiently remove…