Naples Posts

The End of R22: What it Means for Your Old Air Conditioner

October 14th, 2015

Florida homeowners with older air conditioning systems may soon be facing a difficult choice: replace their entire air conditioning system or continue to pursue increasingly costly and hard-to-find R22 refrigerant when it’s time for AC serivce. Standards for types of refrigerants used in air conditioning repair and maintenance are changing, and this means that this most common […]

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3 Benefits of a Whole-House Air Filtration System

September 29th, 2015

The quality of your Southwest Florida home’s indoor air is just as important as the air quality outdoors. Considering how 90 percent of an average person’s time is spent indoors, it pays to have an effective way of keeping your home’s indoor air healthy. Fortunately, a whole-house air filtration system offers the perfect solution to […]

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Best Practices for Air Conditioner Maintenance

September 15th, 2015

The air conditioner in your home or business means more to you than comfort on hot Florida days. It also represents an investment of hundreds, perhaps thousands of dollars in equipment that should give you years of reliable service. The best way to ensure your cooling system works at its best for as long as […]

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3 Signs You May Need to Upgrade Your Air Conditioning Unit

September 1st, 2015

With the hot and humid summers in Southwest Florida, air conditioners are all but required, and if the system in your home is showing its age, it may be time for a new A/C installation. There are several signs that it may be time to upgrade, and they should be considered carefully. Utility Bills Have […]

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Did You Know Our Ductless Air Conditioners Save Energy?

July 15th, 2015

Considering Southwest Florida’s warm climate, you might already know a little about how convenient ductless mini-split systems are for keeping cool. What you might not know, however, is how ductless air conditioners save energy. No Ducts Means Less Waste Air ducts can lose cooled and heated air through leaks. Sealing the duct joints helps, but […]

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Headed out on a Vacation? Save Energy While You’re Away

July 15th, 2015

Heading out for summer vacation can be an exciting time for every member of your family. However, one thing you don’t want to have to worry about during vacation time is whether or not your energy bills are being unnecessarily increased by wasting energy at home. Here are some practical tips for how to save […]

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6000 Square Foot Naples Luxury Home with Unexplained Odor Problem

March 11th, 2015

Partner: E3 Building Sciences E3 Building Sciences is a sophisticated engineering service company that, among other things, manages the EPA’s Energy Star program in the state of Florida. They contacted Conditioned Air to solve an odor problem that was traced to a brand new air conditioning system. The system was expensive but it was too […]

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New York Melon Bank, Major Tenant Improvements on a 4000 Square Foot Commercial Building

March 11th, 2015

Partner: Kraft Construction The necessary improvements required the gutting and rebuilding of the tenant space. The project required demolition and relocation, rerouting of complex duct work, and relocating of HVAC controls. Project Manager, Janet Cole, said that she chose Conditioned Air because she had heard good things about them. She was particularly impressed with their […]

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The Remodeling of the Timber Ridge Recreational Center That Involved a Significant Amount of New Construction

March 11th, 2015

Partner: Professional Building Systems (PBS) As with many relatively complex construction and remodeling projects, the architectural drawings did not match precisely with the actual structure we encountered. We were able to work collaboratively with PBS to make sure that everything was located where it belonged, even when it did not match the original architectural plan. […]

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