What is HVAC?

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. It refers to the technology used for indoor environmental comfort, specifically the control of indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality. In the state of Florida, HVAC systems are in year round high demand due to the region's hot and humid climate for both Residentially and Commercially. HVAC systems also play a critical role in improving indoor air quality by filtering out pollutants and maintaining proper ventilation. The demand for energy-efficient HVAC systems has also increased in recent years as more people look for ways to reduce their energy consumption and environmental impact.

What is Ductless?

Ductless Mini-Splits operate via an indoor air handler & and outdoor compressor unit with utmost efficiency and climate control. As quiet as a whisper, with power and efficiency. Here are the advantages of going ductless,

• Precisely heats & cools only desired (occupied) spaces

• Maintains a constant temperature – no wild swings or noisy HVAC starts & stops

• Delivers up to 50% energy savings (up to 27 SEER2) compared to conventional ducted systems – check for rebates

• Simplifies maintenance of filters to maintain optimal air quality

• Acts as a personalized thermostat through remote control/WIFI capabilities

• Avoids 30% heating & cooling loss from air passing through ductwork

• Easy install, no mess in home - licensed contractor installation required for Warranty Coverage

Do I need to worry about the outdoor HVAC unit components

With new systems most major components are under warranty. The electrical components are protected and are designed to hold up to the elements. However, some components do need replacement over time. The best way to stay on top of these issues is to have an annual maintenance contract with your HVAC contractor. Bonomo Home Services offers maintenance contracts for residential, commercial and coastal applications. All manufacturers warranties require a maintenance contract for the duration of the warranty.

How often should my HVAC be serviced?

First, your HVAC system should be serviced monthly by changing your filters and adding an algaecide or vinegar to the condensate line to keep drain lines clean and functioning correctly. Secondly, an HVAC contractor should professionally maintenance and inspect your system twice a year. There are systems that can be added that can communicate issues to the owner and contractor. Systems with these additions can be professionally maintenance's on demand and once annually.