Hopefully, you’ve made it through the hottest months without any problems from your air conditioning unit! Now that the kids are getting ready to go back to school is a good reminder to start this year with a clean slate, and a clean air conditioning system. It is time for an HVAC Checkup! Here’s why:… Continue Reading
Many Florida homes have a heating system that utilize heat pumps to efficiently maintain comfortable temperatures all year long. But if your heat pump becomes more hassle than helpful, Wentzel’s is here to help! Like any appliance, heat pumps need maintenance and occasional repair. If you notice that yours is no longer doing its job,… Continue Reading
As all Floridians know, cranking up the AC during the summer feels great… until you get your electrical bill. Between extreme temperatures and more people being at home during the day, summer comforts can come at a high price. Here are a few things you can change around the house to reduce your energy bill.… Continue Reading
Wentzel’s is proud to offer and install mini split ductless air conditioning systems. Ductless systems offer a way to cool rooms, homes, and offices without the bulk of a traditional system or noise of a window unit. Benefits of Ductless (Mini-Split Systems) Efficient: Without the ducts, the unit is only trying to cool one area… Continue Reading
Wentzel’s is always happy to help with any air conditioning issues that may arise. Many times the first indication of what could be going wrong with the air conditioning is the noise the HVAC is making. If you hear any of these noises and feel these problems could be effecting the most important appliance in… Continue Reading
Spring cleaning goes deeper than clearing out the closet! Spring is also a great time to check the exterior of your home and prepare for Service the Air Conditioning System Avoid a costly AC Repair! Wentzel’s Heating & Air is happy to inspect and service the AC unit to ensure it is working efficiently. An… Continue Reading
As the temperatures in Sarasota begin to rise and usher in the vibrancy of Spring, Florida residents seek to keep themselves cool and so does the local wildlife. Animals have found their own ways of coping and thriving in the heat. Bobcats tend to avoid the hottest parts of the day simply by sleeping the… Continue Reading
To shake things up we decided to write a series of article about animal’s heating and cooling systems. While you may picture an alligator basking in the sun, it could survive in water that is just 40 degrees. Alligators are ectothermic, meaning cold-blooded, and their body temperature fluctuates with their environment. Because of this, alligators… Continue Reading
Before you touch that Emergency Heat setting on your thermostat, read this! The Emergency Heat or Auxiliary Heat setting is the second stage of your heating system that is used when the temperature is too low for the heat pump to be able to remove heat from outside, typically below 35 degrees Fahrenheit. Your heating… Continue Reading
The history of heating technically began with man discovering fire, but thankfully significant advancements have been made since the time of Prometheus. People created open hearths and fire places to warm their homes. Greeks in Ancient Rome developed a system of centralized heating by circulating the heat produced by fire through flues in the ground.… Continue Reading
Wentzel’s knows that keeping a home warm goes beyond your home’s heating system. New innovations have brought heating luxuries into the homes of many. Tankless Water Heaters Want to heat your water in a fraction of the time? It may be time to upgrade to a tankless water heater. This former rarity is now a… Continue Reading
In the mid-1800s, Floridian physician John Goorie was faced with an overwhelming Yellow Fever outbreak. In an effort to treat his patients of what he said was “bad air” he determined to cool the sickrooms and reduce the fever. He created a device that suspended an ice filled basin from the ceiling. The cool air… Continue Reading
The most popular and cost effective unit for condominiums and apartment buildings is known as a water-cooled or chiller boiler system. This type of HVAC system combines the chiller, boiler, pumps and controls into a single package for simple installation and maintenance. Instead of each unit having its own heat pump a water cooled system… Continue Reading
Many of us use our air conditioners every day of the summer, but how well do we know the machine behind the thermostat? Though you likely picture the external unit in your yard when you think of your Air Conditioner, there is a lot more going on behind the walls. To familiarize yourself with the… Continue Reading
On April 7th our Air Conditioning estimator Garth Listman was interviewed on WSRQ Talk Radio. Listen to the Recording Below Community Matters – April 7th, 2018 with Garth Listman FacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedIn Continue Reading
When starting your spring cleaning, Remember your Air Conditioner! We offer the following easy tips for getting your AC ready to take on the summer heat: When switching from heating to cooling, the outside unit can become taxed especially if the coil is cluttered. Be sure to remove any leaves or other debris that has… Continue Reading
Everyone in Florida likes to come home to a refreshingly cool home in the summer months when the heat and humidity are at their all-time high. While not everyone is fortunate enough to have central air conditioning, many people utilize other AC systems, like window units. If you are looking for a few different ways… Continue Reading
Choosing a new air conditioner is a serious task. The unit you choose will be part of your family for a decade or more if properly maintained. There are many companies in Sarasota Florida that provide and install air conditioning, but not all offer the same products and quality of service like the professionals at… Continue Reading
Most of us don’t change the air filters in our ac system as frequently as we’re supposed to. “Generally, most 1” air filters should be replaced at least every 2-3 months. Larger filters can last up to 12 months.” Instead, we go several months at a time and only replace the filter whenever we start… Continue Reading
Hurricane season has been busy this year and although we can’t control the weather we can help you make sure you’re A/C unit is running properly. Most outdoor units are specifically designed to handle inclement weather and are resistant to things such as rain, wind, heat, cold, etc., however, they are not designed to be… Continue Reading