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Ace AC of Ocala

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Ace AC of Ocala

Ace A/C of Ocala offers NATE-certified air conditioning service and repair in Ocala and The Villages We can help you find ways to reduce your energy bills.

Ace A/C & Electric of Ocala sells, services, and installs air conditioning and heating units for residential, manufactured homes, and commercial customers. We offer regular inspections, service agreements, repairs to existing equipment, and installations of new equipment. We have a large range of air purifying products and services. We have flexible, cost-saving service plans for every budget. Sev

eral other companies offer the same services, but our service comes with a personal touch. With Ace A/C & Electric of Ocala you will not be disappointed.

07/20/2022

We're very busy and hiring several full-time positions.

1 - A/C helpers, no experience needed.
2 - Technicians and installers with 1-2 years of experience.

Please give us a call 352-274-9326, we look forward to hearing from you.

03/30/2022

Customer: “My furnace makes a loud noise once in a while and I smell something funny.”
Technician: “Sounds like it’s getting gas.”

03/28/2022

Why is there a burning smell when I turn on my heat?

If many months have passed since its last use, dust and other types of debris may collect on the burners, heat exchangers, air ducts and other components of the heating unit.

When you turn the furnace on, this dust and debris burn off, releasing a smoky odor. If you smell burning dust, don't worry.

03/25/2022

Why is my furnace blowing cold air?

A clogged filter is one of the leading reasons for a heater blowing cold air.

Note that even after changing your air filter, dirt and debris can still be found within the unit. This could eventually lead to overheating. If your furnace looks pretty dirty, call us for a professional cleaning at (352) 251-3926 or consider one of our maintenance plans at https://aceairfl.com/maintenance-plans/

03/23/2022

How do you clean up after mold remediation?

Mixing antibacterial soap and water is a simple way to clean mold. You can also combine one-half cup of bleach with one gallon of water to wipe down hard, even surfaces. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends the following safety precautions when entering a house with mold: N-95 mask.

03/21/2022

How can you make sure you have the best indoor air quality? Here are 5 tips:

1) Monitor the Indoor Air Quality. There are monitors that give accurate readings of pollutants in the air. They detect carbon monoxide, mold spores allergens, VOCs, and more.

2) Improve Ventillation. You can open windows to allow fresh air in or remove furniture, cabinets, or storage boxes that may have blocked the vents. Fans and duct systems also help.

3) Monitor Humidity. If you want to kill mold, you need to keep humidity levels between 30-50%. A dehumidifier can help. Place unites where there is poor air circulation: basements, bathrooms and the like. Watch for peeling paint to know where humidity is high!

4) Replace Air Filters Frequently!

5) Keep your space clean. Warning - feather dusters don't help. Instead of trapping dust, they lift dirt and debris to set them airborne. Instead, use sponges or damp cloths.

03/18/2022

We love to hear from you:

"Taylor arrived on time as promised. He was friendly and professional. Taylor answered all my questions and was polite. He explained to me on the phone the price up front and told me my unit was under warranty and I need need to pay the service call fee. As he worked to fix my hvac we talked like old buddies from high school. Super nice guy. I will use this company again and you should too." - Skeeter

03/16/2022

If you're buying a home, or are ready to do home improvements, it's especially important to have the air quality tested for volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The goal is to make sure you aren't moving into a home that the previous owner remodeled using harmful products. An accurate test of your air quality can help detect VOCs so you can determine which steps to take next.

03/14/2022

What are 5 Things You Should Know About Troubleshooting Your HVAC?

1: Check the Air Filters. It's a good idea to do this every 2-3 months.
2: Check the Outside Unit. Leaves and Branches might have gotten stuck in it.
3: Monitor Your Thermostat Usage. Is your thermostat adjusting when you change the temperature?
4: Make Sure the Unit has Power. Especially if there's been a storm: check your breaker box.
5: Fighting High Utility Bills. If you see unexpected rises in your bills: it may be time to call us!

We're here to help at (352) 251-3926 or go to aceairfl.com to schedule an appointment today!

03/11/2022

Technician: “So how long has your unit not been working?”
Customer: “Two weeks.”
Technician: “Why did you wait so long? This Florida heat is no joke.”
Customer: “My in-laws were here. They wanted to stay an entire month.”

03/09/2022

WHAT IS A BTU?

BTU is an acronym that stands for British Thermal Unit. It’s a form of measurement that measures energy. One BTU refers to the amount of energy that’s required to increase the temperature of a pound of water by 1° F. It is most frequently used when talking about heating and air conditioning units.

03/07/2022

What kinds of HVAC filters are there for the home?

- Fiberglass Air Filters: These are disposable and are the least expensive. While they cause less strain on HVAC, they might not be powerful enough if you or your family members have allergies.

- Pleated Air Filters: Made of cotton or polyester folds, they are slightly more expensive than fiberglass but are more effective with filtering dust and other small particles. The more pleats the better. The MERV ratings for these filters typically run between 5 and 8.

- HEPA Filters: These high efficiency filters are recommended if you have allergies or other respiratory issues. While they are more expensive, they are the most effective at screening up to 99.97% of particles. Look for filters rated MERV 11 or higher. Remember, though, the higher the MERV, the more difficult it is for the HVAC to pull in air.

- UV Filters: These are used in air cleaners built into your HVAC system. They use ultraviolet light to kill viruses, bacteria, and other microorganisms, but they are not efficient at removing dust.

Address

818 NW 27th Avenue
Ocala, FL
34475

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(352) 274-9326

Website

https://aceairfl.com/

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