We Aim for 30 Minute Response Time. For over 20 years we have maintained heating and cooling systems and provided quality heating and cooling repair service for residential and commercial use. Professional HVAC repair and air conditioning service company to help you stay comfortable in your home and your business providing you with 24 hour a day service for any air conditioning/heater brands that need repairs or heating units that need regular maintenance or repair and service around the clock. We are a local New Jersey (NJ) heating and cooling repair company providing you with same day HVAC repair with professional and affordable air conditioning and heating repair costs. our service is including all brands repair replacement, Installation and maintenance: Heating & Air Conditioning Repairs Service Emergency 24 Hour Heating and Cooling Repairs Commercial hvac Repair Replacement and Installation For emergency air condition repair, or heat services please contact us 24 hours a day and we would be happy to serve you with any residential/home central system or commercial or HVAC maintenance and service replacement, Installation and repair foe any emergency day or night weekend and holiday we re here to serve you.

Tampa Heating Repair & Furnace Specialists Air Masters services all models of Heat Pumps, Gas Furnaces and Oil Furnaces for all of Tampa Bay.Problems With Your Heat Pump? If you need emergency service for your heating unit outside of regular business hours, please contact us at 813-964-7159. For non-emergency heating service or repair on your ac unit or furnace, please contact us via our online contact form or by calling 813-234-2419 to discuss your specific heating problem with a member of our team. Looking to replace or buy a new Air Conditioning and Heating Unit for your home or business? Unsure of what type of unit you should get? If you ask us, we'd recommend one of the new high-efficiency Trane units - they offer lots of advantages over competing models that you can read about here. Because we know everybody's needs are not the same, and we want you to be well informed before purchasing your next heating and cooling system - we've created a helpful list that details both the positive and negative aspects of the different types of units available today.

30 to 40% more efficient than heating with electric element heat strip. Does not burn fuel Heating time is not quite as fast as oil or gas furnaces. Furnace - Gas Fired Furnace Heats up house quicker than heat pump More efficient than a heat pump Needs to have natural gas line to house or a propane tank Burns fuel Polluting air Needs flu pipe through roof Need to add A/C coil on top of furnace for cooling - these are usually difficult to clean and maintain Furnaces - Oil Fired Furnace Negatives - same as gas, except: Most Tampa Bay AC companies typically do not have technicians to work on equipment Dirtier than gas and has stronger odor Requires fuel tank and yearly testing if fuel tanks are buried in the ground. We service Carrier, Amana, Goodman, Trane, Lennox, RUUD, and Rheem Air Conditioner/Heat products as well as Everclean Green Specialty Filtration products. We explain it so you can understand what to expect when our qualified technicians arrive.

At Air Masters of Tampa Bay, we believe that knowledge is the most powerful tool in air conditioning repair and service. We have compiled this list of most frequently asked air conditioning and heating questions in order to better help our current and prospective clients. Here are some of the top air conditioning questions and answers: Q. Is there anything I can check on my Air Conditioning unit before I call for service?5 ton packaged air conditioner unit Q. I read recently that the air conditioning system in standard homes is the single largest energy “hog” these days. ac wall unit with heatAre there any new products that would help us save the environment, not to mention some money?how much does a new air conditioning unit cost 2011

Q. My electricity bill is almost double the usual amount during the hottest summer months. Is there anything I can do to help develop a more consistent energy bill? Q. We just bought our first home, although new to us, it isn’t exactly new. Where do we start? Q. My son was just diagnosed with severe dust, mold, and pollen allergies. Is there anything that I can do to help reduce his risk of an allergic reaction? /residential/heating-cooling/glossary on this server. Your technical support key is: 3646-083f-1756-6707 If your air conditioning goes out in the middle of the summer, you realize it pretty fast as the house heats up.  But if your heat pump is not operating properly in the winter, you might not realize it – until the electric bill shows up!  That is because heat pumps usually use electric backup resistance heaters, which use more electricity to produce heat than the heat pump.  Let’s explore how this works. A heat pump takes heat from outside and moves it inside your house. 

Even cold winter air contains some heat, and heat pumps can extract heat from the outside air on a cold day and transfer it indoors to maintain a comfortable temperature.  It does this by operating as a refrigeration system – essentially an air-conditioner running in reverse.  If the heat pump is taking heat from the outside air (as opposed to a geothermal ground loop), the efficiency of the heat pump decreases as the outdoor air temperature decreases. The colder it is, the harder it gets to extract and move heat. The efficiency of a heat pump varies significantly with the outdoor temperature. While a heat pump may be twice as efficient as a conventional heating system at 50 degrees F, when the outdoor temperature drops to less than 30 degrees, supplemental electric resistance heating kicks in.  At very low outdoor temperatures, the heat pump compressor will shut off completely and the backup heating system takes over – using much more electricity.  Most smart thermostats support many stages of heating and cooling, and can run the heat pump and auxiliary heat simultaneously to maximize comfort and reduce overall energy costs.

In case of compressor or general system failure, many thermostats have an emergency heat switch that bypasses the thermostat and activates the supplemental heater.  You may have noticed that after a power outage, the supplemental electric resistance heater runs for a while to heat the house.  This is normal, as the system is designed to reheat the oil in the crankcase of the compressor before restarting the compressor. If you notice that your system is heating but the outdoor compressor is not running, or if the emergency heat light is on, there could be several reasons for this.  The power might be off to the outdoor unit because of a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker.  A very dirty air filter, or debris on the outside unit (such as snow) could also be the problem.  Drastic changes to the settings on the thermostat might also force the system into emergency heating mode. If the auxiliary or emergency heat light is always on when the unit is heating, there is probably some problem with the system.