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Seasonal Tips
Preparing Your HVAC System for the Tampa Bay Summer Heat: A Pronto Service Pros Guide
Embracing the Tampa Bay Summer Summer in the Tampa Bay Area is nothing short of iconic. Days spent lounging on Clearwater Beach, evenings enjoying...
Snowbird RV Travel Checklist: Tips and Tasks
Before heading to Florida for the winter, snowbirds must prepare their northern homes for their extended…
Keeping Your Home Comfortable and Cost-Effective While on Vacation
Going on your well-deserved vacation can be a great break from the daily grind,…
Tips for Safe Home Heating
Winter doesn’t last long in the sunshine state, but we have some tips and tricks to heat your home safely when it does hit. Most homes in Florida...
Burning Smell When Turning on the Heat
3 Reasons Why Your AC is Emitting a Burning Smell Once you’ve established no actual fire in your home but have narrowed it down to your HVAC system...
Recent Posts
7 Signs Your AC Is Low on Refrigerant — and Why ‘Topping Off’ Isn’t a Fix
The classic signs of low refrigerant are weak or warm airflow from the vents, ice forming on the refrigerant lines or coil, hissing or bubbling sounds, longer and longer cooling cycles, and an electric bill that climbs while comfort falls. Here's the key fact most...
How to Unclog Your AC Drain Line in 6 Steps
To unclog an AC drain line: turn off the system, find the PVC cleanout tee near the indoor unit, remove the cap, clear the blockage with a wet/dry vacuum at the outdoor end of the line, then flush with distilled vinegar. In Tampa Bay's humidity your AC can pull 10–20...
Why Is My House So Humid — Even With the AC Running?
If your house feels muggy with the AC running, the usual causes are an oversized AC that cools too fast to dehumidify, short cycling, a fan set to ON, leaky ductwork pulling in humid attic air, or simply Florida's outdoor air finding its way in. Your AC is your home's...
Thermostat Fan Setting: ON or AUTO? What’s Best in Florida
For most Florida homes, set the thermostat fan to AUTO. In our humidity, running the fan continuously (ON) re-evaporates the moisture your AC just condensed on the indoor coil and blows it back into the house — raising indoor humidity and your power bill at the same...
Why Does My AC Keep Turning On and Off? Short Cycling, Explained
An AC that starts, runs a few minutes, and shuts off again is "short cycling" — most often caused by a dirty air filter, a frozen or dirty coil, low refrigerant, a bad thermostat location, or a system that was oversized from the start. A healthy AC should run 15–20...
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