Conditioned Air Company of Naples, LLC Blog: Posts Tagged ‘naples’

Detecting a Failing AC Before It’s Too Late: September Edition

Monday, September 22nd, 2025

Few things are more frustrating than having your air conditioner fail on a sweltering summer or fall day. The good news is that AC systems rarely stop working without warning. By paying attention to early warning signs, you can catch small problems before they turn into major breakdowns. Here’s what to look for if you want to keep your cooling system running smoothly and avoid costly emergency repairs.

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Is a Ductless Mini Split a Good Idea for Your Garage or Home Addition?

Monday, August 11th, 2025

When you’re transforming a space like a garage, basement, or home addition into a livable area, one of the biggest questions is: How do I keep it comfortable year-round? The answer is often simpler than you think—a ductless mini-split system. Compact, energy-efficient, and easy to install, these systems are tailor-made for rooms outside the reach of your main HVAC system, especially if your existing unit is nearing replacement as outlined in knowing when to replace your ac.

Why choose a ductless mini‑split heat pump for your garage or home addition?

  • It requires no ductwork — just a small conduit through the wall connects the indoor unit to the outdoor compressor, avoiding invasive construction.
  • You get zoned temperature control, so you can condition just the addition or garage without heating/cooling the whole house.
  • They are energy efficient: inverter technology keeps temperature steady, and there’s no loss from leaky ducts.
  • Most units are heat pumps, so they both heat and cool, making them useful year‑round in spaces not originally built for comfort.
  • Quiet operation and sleek, unobtrusive design make them a good choice for finished spaces like offices, guest rooms, or media areas.

Here’s why ductless mini-splits are such a smart solution for these types of spaces.

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Dehumidification: The Key to Staying Comfortable in July’s Humidity

Monday, July 28th, 2025

July in Florida is infamous for two things: soaring temperatures and relentless humidity. While the Sunshine State boasts beautiful beaches and vibrant outdoor life, summer weather can quickly turn indoor environments into sticky, uncomfortable spaces. Air conditioners help cool the air, but they often fall short in controlling moisture levels. Not only that, but high humidity can wear down your air conditioner and cause issues.

That’s where a dehumidifier becomes an essential part of your home comfort system.

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How to Prepare Your AC for the Hottest Weeks of Summer

Monday, July 14th, 2025

It’s hot out there folks! And your central air conditioning system has quickly become your best ally in keeping your home cool and comfortable. However, ensuring your AC runs efficiently during the hottest weeks of the year takes more than just cranking down the thermostat. With a few smart steps and routine maintenance, you can maximize cooling performance, lower energy bills, and avoid unexpected breakdowns. Here’s how to prepare your AC for the summer heat.

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4 Ways to Boost Airflow in Naples, FL

Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024
Cleaning a dusty vent for better airflow

If you are experiencing poor airflow in your Naples, FL home, you probably have noticed an impact on your comfort levels and your energy bills. Airflow is often overlooked when homeowners think about their home heating solutions. Here are four ways you can boost airflow in your home.

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4 Consequences of Poor IAQ in Naples, FL

Monday, September 18th, 2023

Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) often manifests as excessive airborne dust, unexplained flu-like symptoms, or a decrease in your indoor comfort level. It’s best to improve your air quality fast before it leaves a lasting impact on your home. Here are a few of the most common consequences of dealing with unhealthy air quality in Naples, FL.

1. Increased Energy Costs

The more contaminants in the air, the faster your air filters become dirty. If your filter gets clogged, it makes it harder for the HVAC system to pull in enough air. This can increase your energy bills and lead to a lack of HVAC efficiency.

2. Frequent HVAC Issues

While your filter can easily collect larger debris from the air, other small contaminants can still accumulate on critical components of your HVAC system. Grime could begin to coat your motors, compressor, fan blades, and lining of your ductwork. In addition to increasing your need for HVAC maintenance and repairs, you may eventually have to deal with a premature replacement.

3. Household Health Concerns

People spend the majority of their time indoors, and poor air quality can wreak havoc on your health and energy. Inhaling pollutants like pollen, dander, and organic growth can worsen allergies and cause headaches, fatigue, sinus irritation, and skin rashes. Long-term exposure may even lead to developing respiratory or heart conditions.

4. Excessive Indoor Moisture

Another key factor in poor air quality is your humidity. The average home should have a moisture level between 30% and 60%. Excessively high humidity levels can result in organic growth and pest infestations.

These issues can contribute to worsening health issues and damage your home’s structural security. You may find your wooden floors splintering or your wallpaper coming loose in this situation.

Don’t let poor IAQ negatively impact your family’s health and comfort. Contact Conditioned Air to learn more or to schedule indoor air quality services in Naples, FL.

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CONDITIONED AIR TO EXPAND OPERATIONS

Thursday, July 25th, 2019

Conditioned Air plans to build a 52,710-square-foot operations center in Fort Myers to accommodate the air-conditioning contracting and service firm’s current and future growth throughout Southwest Florida. The building will be located at the intersection of Jetport Loop and Global Parkway in the Southwest International Commerce Park across from the Southwest Florida International Airport. The building will encompass 10,800 square feet of office space, 31,110 square feet of warehouse space, and 10,800 square feet of mezzanine for storage and future expansion. The building will be Conditioned Air’s central hub for the growing Lee and Charlotte County markets and provide operational support for its Naples headquarters and Sarasota branches. It also will serve as the company’s main training facility, with a fully functional training lab for hands-on continuous education and onboarding of entry-level technicians. The new operations center will replace an existing smaller facility nearby on Jetport Loop. Permitting is currently underway on the location. It is anticipated that ground will be broken on the site in October with completion and occupancy scheduled for July 2020. The building will be designed by McHarris Planning & Design and developed by Seagate Development Group. Conditioned Air plans to double in size in the next five to seven years, according to a press release.

-Gulfshore Business Daily

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Hurricane Season in Florida Starts this Saturday

Wednesday, May 29th, 2019

If you live or own a home in Florida, Hurricanes are always a concern. Hurricane season starts this Saturday, June 1, 2019 and ends November 30, 2019.  Are you prepared? If not here’s some tips for you to consider:

Now/Prepare

 

Sign up for local alerts and

warnings. Monitor local news and weather reports.

Prepare to evacuate by testing your emergency communication plan(s), learning evacuation routes, having a place to stay, and packing a “go bag.”

Stock emergency supplies.

Protect your property by installing sewer backflow valves, anchoring fuel tanks, reviewing insurance policies, and cataloging belongings.

Collect and safeguard critical financial, medical, educational, and legal documents and records.

 

During/Survive

 

Follow guidance from local

authorities.

If advised to evacuate, grab your “go bag” and leave immediately.

For protection from high winds,

stay away from windows and seek shelter on the lowest level in an interior room.

Move to higher ground if there is flooding or a flood warning.

Turn Around Don’t Drown.®

Never walk or drive on flooded roads or through water.

Call 9-1-1 if you are in life- threatening danger.

 

After/Be Safe

 

Return to the area only after

authorities say it is safe to do so. Do not enter damaged buildings until they are inspected by qualified professionals.

Never walk or drive on flooded roads or through floodwaters.

Look out for downed or unstable trees, poles, and power lines.

Do not remove heavy debris by yourself. Wear gloves and sturdy, thick-soled shoes to protect your hands and feet.

Do not drink tap water unless authorities say it is safe.

To learn more about how you should prepare for the upcoming hurricane season in Florida check out more tips from Ready.gov here.

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Not Just Our Hero

Thursday, May 23rd, 2019

“Last Friday in the Strand my husband and I witnessed an accident where a driver lost control and went across the median into the brush. Your driver pulled over and immediately ran to the car to help. Seeing that there was smoke coming from the engine block area and smoke was filling the interior, he immediately ran back to your van and ran back with a fire extinguisher. He put out the fire (looked like it was coming from the brush beneath the vehicle. My husband and he attempted to get into the vehicle and finally succeeded. Your employee was on the phone with 911 and they cut the air bags and talked to the man (greatly injured and bleeding, until emergency personnel arrived. Your employee showed great bravery and reaction time as well as the ability to make a quick decision which may well have saved the injured man’s life. He is a hero in my eyes”

-Mary from Naples

As you can see, Rodney isn’t just our hero for helping this man out but Mary was compelled to share her and her husband’s experience with us and we are thankful for her doing so. We are so proud of you Rodney, and your commitment to helping others in the time of need. This is what it’s all about.

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Summer is back in Southwest Florida!

Monday, May 6th, 2019

Summer in Southwest Florida can be brutal. Are you ready? Most importantly, is your AC Unit ready?

Don’t be surprised and left out in the heat this summer. We can come out and make sure your unit is ready for summer. Manufacturers suggest getting your unit checked twice per year to keep your unit under warranty.

In case you didn’t know, we offer maintenance agreements where we come make a house call twice per year to keep your HVAC unit cleaned and running properly. It’s just like your car, it needs love too.

If you have any questions about just what our maintenance agreements are all about, please feel free to live chat with us here on our website or by calling us anywhere in southwest Florida at 1-888-COLD-AIR.

We are proud to serve from Bradenton to Naples so let us keep you cool all summer long!

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