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Thermostats: Working for You

Monday, December 31st, 2012

Smart Thermostats for Greater Home Comfort

Most new Air Conditioning and Heating systems are installed with programmable thermostats. These thermostats set and regulate temperatures in the home and allow homeowners to save on their utility bills. However, thermostat technology has moved beyond simple programmed temperature control.

Sometimes with our busy lives, we forget to set the thermostat or then there is a sudden temperature change that you want to compensate for – no problem with remote Internet controlled Smart Thermostats.

With the newest Internet-enabled thermostats, homeowners can set their thermostat using “apps”. By using a Smartphone or Internet connection you can remotely control your HVAC equipment in real-time from anywhere – shopping, work, or even international travel.

Not only will your Smart Internet-enable Thermostat regulate your home temperature, it can also be programmed to send you a reminder when it’s time to change or clean your air filter, or when it’s time to schedule your semi-annual HVAC equipment checkup with Anderson Service for Home & Business. Twice a year we send out snail mail reminder notices to our maintenance customers, but you can program a reminder notice into your Smart Thermostat. A self-reminder email or text message can make your life easier by helping you keep track of your property management requirements.

When you install an Internet-enabled Smart Thermostat, you can reduce the cost of your utility bills and give yourself the added peace of mind that your air conditioning and heating system is performing properly whether you are home, or away.

Smart Thermostat offer benefits such as:

All features are accessible from an online computer or your Smartphone
Seven-day programming with four or more daily event settings
Receive alerts via email or text message advising you about changes in HVAC function, such as power outages, overheating, equipment freeze-up, maintenance reminders, low battery, and when to change your air filter.
Last minute schedule changes? Using your Smartphone app or computer, you can readily communicate with your smart programmable thermostat to change event settings to accommodate your schedule changes.
Other heating and air conditioning equipment, such as zoning systems and whole-house dehumidifiers, can be integrated for total home comfort.
A growing number of models include online software that tracks your household’s energy consumption so you can make changes and improve energy-efficiency and home comfort.
Smart recovery setup can assist your smart programmable thermostat in ‘learning’ the most energy-efficient method to maximize the comfort of your living space.
Remote control of your HVAC system using a radio frequency allows you to change settings from anywhere in your home.
Several models allow you to monitor home security systems and turn lights on and off. This is an important feature when you are away from home on vacation or for business travel.

Call your HVAC professionals at Anderson Service at 800-741-1233 to find the best smart programmable thermostat for your home, budget, and lifestyle.

Anderson Service for Home & Business has been providing award-winning service for over 55 years to homeowners and businesses throughout SW Florida. We have the experience and the dedication to excellent customer service that you need to keep your home living space comfortable and operating properly.

Anderson Service services Venice, Sarasota, Bradenton, Long Boat Key, and Port Charlotte. Along with our sister company, Modern Service for Home & Business, our service area extends to Marco Island, Naples, Fort Myers and Punta Gorda.

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Sunday, December 16th, 2012

HVAC Performance and Insulation

Sunday, December 16th, 2012

If you are one of the millions of homeowners with high monthly energy bills, the best corrective action may be to upgrade your home’s insulation. A properly insulated home is a major component in getting the most from your heating and air conditioning system investment. To keep your living space comfortable and to lower your energy bill take steps to prevent heat transfer.

Keep in mind that heat flows from a warm space to cooler space. Sealing off areas in your house that allow conditioned air to leak out or seep in; such as attics, garages, lanais, and the outdoors, can make a big difference in the size of your utility bills.

Before 1975, houses in Florida were not required to have insulation. If you own a home built in the 70′s, it is important that you assess the insulation in your home. Even after insulation became required, some builders did not install sufficient insulation in houses. The attic area above your attached garage is an area that often has no insulation.

To get the correct insulation for your climate zone use the R-value guidelines. R-value means the insulation material’s resistance to heat flowing through it, which depends on such features as type of material, thickness, and location.

Visit the government website at Energy.gov to find recommendations for R-value insulation material ratings by zone. The southernmost area of Florida is in Zone 1; however, most of Florida is in Zone 2. With our subtropical climate, a good insulation material for Florida buildings would be between R30-R60.

Check four main areas for insulation: your walls, attic, and depending on your region – basements and crawl spaces.

Poor insulation can negatively affect the comfort of your home and cause:

Uneven temperatures from room to room
Higher than average energy bills
Rooms that are drafty
Cold walls
Floors that are cold in the winter

If your HVAC system seems to run too long, regardless of whether it is summer or winter, then check the condition of your home’s insulation. After you upgrade your insulation, you can enjoy the added benefit of insulation, which is its sound deadening quality and block out such noise as traffic, lawn mowers, and barking dogs.

Ask your Anderson Service HVAC technician at your next maintenance visit if your home insulation is adequate. At Anderson Service for Home & Business, we have served SW Florida for over 55 years. Together with our sister company, Modern Service, our service area extends from Bradenton to Sarasota, Venice, Port Charlotte and Punta Gorda. Call us at 941-488-9633, or toll free at 800-741-1233.

Call us for a Free HVAC System Evaluation, for repairs and for HVAC system maintenance. For your convenience, you can also complete and submit our Online Service Request form.

Tips for Hiring HVAC Contractors

Friday, November 30th, 2012

If you are looking for repairs on your existing system, installation of a replacement HVAC system or general maintenance, you need to work with a contractor who will deliver expertise and service to your satisfaction. Doing research on this major investment can make a big difference now and for the years you live with your HVAC system. The following tips will help you find the right HVAC contractor for your work:

Interview at least two different contractors – Get an idea of what kind of companies are in your area. Check their reputation online and off line.

Ask Friends and Neighbors for Referrals – Ask people you know and trust for air conditioning and heating contractor referrals.

Call References – After you’ve interviewed two or three contractors, ask them for customer references. Make sure you call those references to find out if they were satisfied with the work completed. Ask the reference about the contractor’s work: service, installation and overall professionalism and performance on the job. Also, ask if the job was completed within budget and in a timely manner.

Ask Questions – Make sure the HVAC contractors’ you interview are helpful and knowledgeable. Discuss problems you have in your home with cooling, heating, and the overall ventilation situation.

Research – Check out the licensing and insurance requirements for your state. Make sure the contractor you select has the proper license and enough insurance to protect you from liability and to make sure the work is done right.

Check on trade affiliations – Find out if they are members of trade associations. Go with the Pros – it makes a difference.

Request a Free HVAC System Analysis – Any reputable heating and air conditioning contractor will provide a Free, no obligation evaluation of your current HVAC and duct system.

Get a Written Estimate – Ask the contractor that evaluates your HVAC system to give you an itemized written estimate of the work that needs to be done. Compare energy-efficiency, cost, and warranties.

Compare prices – Comparing prices is certainly important, but don’t make it you only or main consideration. Not all HVAC contractors include the same comprehensive work in the price estimate. Some air conditioning and heating contractors cut corners and do not make sure the work will pass required building inspections.

Look for a contractor that is confident that their work will meet requirements. Your HVAC contractor should also do all the paperwork for pulling permits and getting the inspections done. Experience and professionalism are just as important as a budget friendly price.

HVAC Manufacturers – Find out the HVAC manufacturers that have approved them as authorized dealers. The top manufacturers have strict requirements for the contractors they want installing and representing their products. They are committed to getting the work done properly.

Anderson Service for Home & Business has served SW Florida for over 45 years. Check out what our customers have to say about us. Call Anderson Service at 941-488-9633 or 800-741-1233 for your Free heating and air conditioning system analysis. For your convenience you can complete on Online Schedule Appointment form and we will contact you.

Air Conditioning and Energy Star®

Friday, November 16th, 2012

Avoid Greenwashing by Getting the Facts

Avoid greenwashing by researching the products and services you select. When the investment is in an HVAC system, make sure that the air conditioning system is tested to be energy efficient and that the installing contractor has the knowledge and experience to install high-energy efficiency air conditioning systems correctly.

Greenwashing happens when a company tries to make their product or service appear more eco-friendly than it is, without testing and independent verification.

Why Pay More for Energy Star® HVAC Equipment?

Using Energy Star®, which is backed by research and testing from the Environmental Protection agency and the Department of Energy, may help as a guide to find the most energy-efficient AC system for your home.

Energy Star® is a program designed to help consumers identify energy-efficient products and services. The program was established in 1992 by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and is a joint program with the US Department of Energy (DOE). When you see the Energy Star® label, it means the appliance or equipment has been verified as meeting or exceeding strict energy-efficiency guidelines set by the EPA and DOE.

The intent of the Energy Star® is to identify qualified products and services that are environmentally friendly and can reduce your energy consumption significantly. Since almost half of the energy consumed in your home is for cooling and heating, choosing a high energy-efficient system can deliver years of savings.

You may pay more for your Energy Star® appliances and air conditioning systems; however you usually recover the additional expense through lower electric bills over the life of the appliance or system. Qualified Energy Star® products must demonstrate a cost savings from reduced energy bills within a defined period if they cost more than comparable appliances or HVAC systems.

Energy efficiency for air conditioning systems is measured in SEER. SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. This ratio will tell you the amount of cooling your system can deliver per dollar spent on energy. Higher SEER ratings mean a more energy-efficient unit and that more money can be saved during the useful life of the AC system.

The majority of air conditioning systems 10 years or older are 10 SEER or less. If your home is cooled by a central air conditioning system 12 years or older, then replacing it with an Energy Star® HVAC system may cut your cooling costs by as much as 30%. Energy Star® air conditioning models usually qualify in certain matched systems (both air handler/evaporator and condenser/compressor are matched).
Manufacturers have to pass strict requirements to earn the Energy Star® label. In addition, they must also verify that a product does not give up any performance or features for the sake of high energy efficiency.

The Energy Star® label benefits consumers by informing them regarding equipment that has met or exceeded exacting energy efficiency testing standards. When consumers select Energy Star® over standard equipment they can achieve energy-efficiency and cost savings. This standard also encourages manufacturers to create more energy efficient products.

Outdated HVAC systems can cost you in higher utility bills and less comfort.

At Anderson Service for Home & Business, we have served SW Florida for over 55 years. Our award winning company provides energy-efficiency and Energy Star® rated air conditioning systems and experienced air conditioning technicians. Our HVAC professionals will recommend the best heat pump or air conditioning system for your lifestyle and your budget.

The HVAC professionals at Anderson Service offer a Free, no obligation HVAC System Analysis of your existing air conditioning system and quotes for replacement. Fill out our Online Scheduling form to request you free evaluation or call us at 941-488-9633.

Air Filters and MERV Ratings

Tuesday, October 30th, 2012

Use MERV Ratings as a Guide When Buying AC Air Filters

When selecting an air filter for your home HVAC system it is important that you know about MERV ratings. MERV stands for the Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value and it provides a formal measurement of the performance of air filters and air purifiers.

The MERV rating standard was established to evaluate several significant attributes of air filters, including:

The capacity of Particle removal
Airflow resistance
Expected useful life of an air filter

The air filters in your air conditioning and heating system serve several purposes, including protecting your system from dust and debris, helping increase your air conditioning and heating system’s function and efficiency, as well as improving indoor air quality (IAQ). When you select an air filter for your home HVAC system it is important that you know the MERV rating for the air filter and how it will impact your indoor air quality and your system’s performance.

MERV 1 – 4:

Air filters with this MERV rating are usually the disposable fiberglass filters many homeowners use in their HVAC systems. Usually these air filters are used in residential window air conditioning units. Their filter capability is particles larger than 10 microns. This will filter particles like textile fibers, carpet fibers, dust mites, pollen, and sanding dust. This filter level will have little useful effect on improving the air quality in your home.

MERV 5 – 8:

This filter level will filter particles as small as 3 microns such as cat and dog dander, mold, spores, dusting aids, hair spray, and dust mite debris. This filter is a better residential solution and is also used in general commercial and light industrial workspaces. While this level is passable it may not be a good solution if there are household residents with allergies or asthma.

MERV 9 – 12:

Air filters at this level deliver more advanced filtration and will catch particles as small as 1 micron or larger. This rating level in an air filter means it will control auto emission particulates, lead dust, Legionella, nebulizer droplets and humidifier dust. This filtration level provides an solid balance between cost and efficiency. It is a superior air filter for residential use and is often used in hospital laboratories.

MERV 13 – 16:

This filter rating level will supply the capacity to control particles as small as .3 microns. This is a very high-efficiency filter. The negative side of this level of filtration is that they become dirty faster and need to be changed more frequently than less efficient filters. While they will deliver great air quality the downside is that they will cause your HVAC system to work harder because they impede airflow. Ask your HVAC professional and review your manufacturer’s system recommendation before buying air filters at this level. This type of air filter is frequently used in general surgery areas and in hospital settings.

MERV 17 – 20:

This filtration level is far beyond the needs of most residential environments. It will catch particles below .3 microns such as smoke, viruses, carbon dust, and sea salt. It is usually used in pharmaceutical manufacturing clean rooms and in electronics.

To summarize, flat air filters or panel filters with a MERV of 1 to 4 are poor at filtering smaller airborne particles. They usually one inch in thickness or less, are relatively inexpensive and have low airflow resistance. Some homeowners use these filters as pre-filters in combination with a higher efficiency filter. They will provide some protection from debris and dust accumulating on your HVAC system fan motors and other surfaces, but will not do much to improve your home’s indoor air quality.

Pleated filters, sometimes called Extended surface filters, with a MERV rating of 5 to 13 have higher efficiency ratings than panel or filters. Filters in this range are considered medium efficiency air filters and they are somewhat efficient at removing small to large airborne particles. The airflow resistance of the air filters in this rating range do not necessarily increase as the MERV rating increases. High efficiency air filters in the 14 and above rating range will normally deliver higher particle removal, longer life, and increased airflow resistance.

Ask your Anderson Service HVAC service technician to recommend an air filter that will protect your HVAC system, give you good indoor air quality, and fit in your budget.

Maintaining Your Heat Pump

Wednesday, October 17th, 2012

Heat Pump Maintenance

Heat pumps work as both a heating system and a cooling system. Which means your heat pump works all year long to keep you comfortable. Air conditioners and furnaces sit idle for part of each year. With a heat pump working through all seasons of the year, maintenance becomes critical for efficient and dependable operation. Without proper maintenance your heat pump’s efficiency can be reduced by up to 40%.

Following the manufacturer’s instruction will allow the homeowners to perform some maintenance procedures for their heat pump system. Nevertheless, most maintenance is best carried out by a qualified HVAC professional. Here is the breakout:

Heat Pump Maintenance by Homeowner:

Schedule Professional HVAC maintenance and inspection two times a year (recommended)
Heat pump filters should be replaced or cleaned per the manufacturer’s recommended service schedule.
Clean dirt and debris away from the area around the outside condenser/compressor unit

Heat Pump Maintenance by HVAC Professional:

Your professional HVAC technician will check your heat pump unit’s refrigerant charge and determine if a leak search is needed
All moving parts should be checked and lubricated when needed. This will help minimize friction that can generate heat and reduce efficiency
Check the voltage and amperage on motors and compressor and compare to manufacturer’s specs.
Electrical connections need to be inspected by anHVAC professional
Drive belts are examined for wear or fraying and to ensure good tension
Install Free Flow Pak to help control algae
Check and clean the condensate drain system
Adjusting and cleaning the blower and measuring the heat pump’s airflow. Inadequate airflow can lessen the efficiency of the heat pump by as much as 15%. If airflow measurements remain below specs, your duct system should be inspected for repair and proper sealing.
With the heat pump running our professional HVAC technicians will confirm proper functioning of the thermostat and calibrate if necessary
System controls will be checked to ensure that heating is deactivated when cooling is called for and that cooling is deactivated when heating is needed.
With the heat pump running in cool mode the air handler pan will be checked for leakage
Complete a written COOLMAXX Efficiency Analysis to assess system performance

Regardless of whether your home has a heat pump or an air conditioning system all the basic maintenance requirements apply. Protecting your HVAC investment just makes sense.

For over 55 years Anderson Service for Home & Business has kept SW Florida homeowners and business owners comfortable. Anderson Service recommends two maintenance visits a year to keep your heat pump or air conditioning system in good shape.

Call us today at 941-488-9633 or 800-741-1233 to schedule your Heat Pump Maintenance Service appointment or use our Online Scheduling form for even more convenience and we will call you.

AC System Phone Quote NOT a Good Idea!

Tuesday, September 18th, 2012

Air Conditioning quotes over the phone are a bad idea. Why? Due to the amount of inaccurate and incomplete data the estimator has to base his evalution on, the estimate is little more than a guess. You are making a significant investment in an air conditioning system that you will be relying on for many years to keep you comfortable in your home in the most efficient way possible. A small investment of your time will provide big dividends over the years.

There are too many variables that impact your unique situation that must be taken into consideration by a qualified contractor. Our HVAC professional will evaluation your AC system and ductwork on-site using industry standard methodology.

A complete inspection of the house is necessary and a load calculation done after taking the measurements of the floor plans and the windows. If there is an existing HVAC system to be replaced it has to be inspected along with the existing ductwork.

Inaccuracy in Air Conditioning System Phone Quotes

Multiple inaccuracies may occur when getting an AC quote over the phone. A proper estimate cannot be provided without an on-site inspection to consider all factors:

The size of the AC unit to be installed depends on an accurate measurement of the house. The floors, ceilings, windows, and doors should be measured and a good contractor will not rely on the measurements given by the homeowner over the phone.

A professional AC system evaluation will not rely on recommending a new HVAC system based solely on the old system’s capacity. A complete new design is frequently required for replacement of air conditioning systems as HVAC equipment has improved and homeowner insulation efforts have increased.

The Manual J Load Calculation is an essential part of a professional air conditioning system evaluation. At Anderson Service we use the Manual J Residential Load Calculation, it is the industry official standard. Many local building codes require this measurement. Short cuts can result in problems with building permit approval!

Existing AC ductwork should be inspected for leaks and to determine if any repair or replacement is required. The quality of the ductwork is an important part of the overall efficiency of an HVAC system.

Evaluation of the existing insulation in the house is necessary before giving an estimate.

We recommend what is called a “matched system”. It is important to match the air conditioner or the heat pump condenser to the indoor coil and air handler for maximum efficiency.

The physical size of the unit to be installed also has to be taken into consideration. A good HVAC contractor may choose one brand of air conditioner over another, which is equally efficient, if it fits properly in the space available.

The outside cement slab the air conditioning unit will be placed on must be inspected and may need to be repaired or replaced.

When installing a new AC system in a multistory or high rise building, a rig to hoist the equipment to the higher floors may be required. This will further increase the cost of installation.

The size of the air conditioner to be installed doesn’t depend only on the size of the house or the rooms. An air conditioning system must dehumidify, as well as cool the house. A too small unit may not cool the house efficiently, especially during the sizzling heat of a SW Florida summer. If the unit is too large the indoor air will not be dehumidified adequately.

Other factors such as the local outdoor temperature, outdoor humidity, heights of the ceiling, number of windows, the amount of sunshine pouring into the house through the windows, location of trees and shrubs, and the insulation impact the contractors AC system recommendation. Also, the lifestyle of household members plays an important part in choosing the correct air conditioner.

Old cooling and heating systems should be replaced or upgraded with modern energy efficient units. A properly sized duct work system will ensure proper airflow and save on energy.

You may want a two-stage or single-stage AC system and both have advantages and disadvantages. A wall unit or a mini-split AC unit may be used to cool more than one room and may also be used for zoning in mulitple living areas.

When a homeowner plans on installing an air conditioning or a heat pump system, it is advisable to do it correctly with a professional evaluation – you will be living with the decision for many years.

At Anderson Service for Home & Business we offer FREE Air Conditioning System Evaluations. With over 55 years of experience in SW Florida we will provide you with the quality of service you deserve. Call us today at 800-741-1233 or use our Online Scheduling form and we will contact you.

Indoor Air Quality Improvement

Friday, August 31st, 2012

Air Conditioning is a requirement for comfortable living in Florida. With this heavy AC use comes the added benefit of air quality improvement.

Cooling you and your living space is no small order. It requires active airflow throughout your house. Your air conditioning system is constantly recirculating air throughout your home. That air can transport unwanted particles such as dust, pet dander, and mold. These particles can be inhaled by family members exacerbating or causing respiratory difficulties.

There are a number of things you can take to improve your home’s Indoor Air Quality:

Air Filters: By using a high performance air filter for your air conditioning system you can reduce the dust level in your house and remove bacteria from the air in your house. Standard filters will not trap smaller particles, so upgrading to a high quality air filter will help reduce bacteria and other airborne particles inside the house.

A cautionary note: not all AC systems can tolerate the added restriction of a high performance filter. Your Anderson Service HVAC technician can test your system and discuss your options.

UV Lights: Installing a UV light can make a significant improvement in the quality of the air in your home. The cool damp environment that exists inside an air handler makes for an ideal environment for the growth of mold. By using an Ultraviolet Light you help sterilize micro-organisms and provide relief from respiratory problems. Controlling your indoor air quality (IAQ) will increase the comfort level in your home and help ensure the well-being of your family.

Whole House Air Purifier: Installing a whole house air purifier is another option for improving the quality of your indoor air. Some people use portable air purifiers, which are effective in removing contaminants and dust particles in small areas. By comparison the whole house air cleaner is integrated into the duct work of the house and is effective in providing clean air to the entire house.

High humidity inside the house provides a breeding ground for several types of unwanted bacteria, as well as attracting insects and dust mites. Even though your air conditioning system will help reduce your indoor humidity level, using a humidity control system will give you greater control of your home’s humidity. This added level of humidity control will increase the overall comfort level within the house helping to remove that unpleasant clammy sensation of a high moisture environment.

Upholstered Furniture Maintenance: Cleaning upholstered household furniture on a regular basis will help minimize dust and mold trapped in the fibers of upholstered pieces. It is not enough to just clean and vacuum the house or change the bedding on a periodic basis. You may need to take more comprehensive steps to control the dust in your home with the help of multiple indoor air quality solutions.

At Anderson Service for Home & Business we offer complete air conditioning solutions for residential and commercial buildings. With over 55 years of service to Southwest Florida we are committed to making sure you get the comfort you deserve.

Call us at 941-488-9633 or 800-741-1233. For your convenience complete our Online Scheduling form and we will call you to schedule a convenient time for maintenance, repair or replacement of your air conditioning system.

Air Conditioner Sizing

Tuesday, August 7th, 2012

HVAC System Sizing

If it’s time to replace your existing AC system, one of the first things to find out is the correct size for your new air conditioning or heat pump system.

When establishing the correct size for your HVAC system, Anderson Service uses the preferred Manual J Load Calculation method for accurate air conditioning system sizing. Just checking the nameplate on the existing unit is the wrong way to determine the AC replacement size. Since older systems (over 10 years of age) are often oversized and generally less efficient than newer energy-efficient models, you will not want to rely on an old nameplate for HVAC sizing.

An oversized HVAC system will mean a more expensive system than you need, higher operating costs, and more frequent repairs.

It was common years ago for HVAC systems years to be oversized because AC contractors tried to compensate for poorly sealed houses. Construction standards continue to improve and homeowners have started weatherstripping, caulking windows, and improving home insulation. With these improvements, the need for air conditioning system oversizing has been virtually eliminated.

Apart from efficiency and cost, oversizing an air conditioning system will cause your AC system to turn off and on frequently, resulting in “short cycling”. The term "short cycling" means that the system will not run long enough to properly dehumidify the air, causing a general “clammy” feeling in the house and unhealthy mold growth.

If the AC unit is undersized then it will run too often, and during the heat of summer may not be able to cool your house properly .

There are a number of factors to be evaluated when sizing an AC system:

Local Climate
Occupant comfort requirements
Size, orientation and shape of house
Existing Insulation levels
Home lighting
Window area, position and type
Number and age of residents
Air filtration rates
Efficiencies of existing major appliances

Several elements affect your home’s cooling or heating requirement known as the "load". A good Load Estimate will include measuring floor space, ceilings, windows, and walls to determine the room volumes. Finding out the building’s air leakage is also important.

Our HVAC estimators use a blower door test to determine air leakage. Inspection of the insulation types and the condition of seals on joints should be included in the calculation. At Anderson Service, we check to make sure there are enough returns and registers for the size and room placement in the house and for the size and type of the air conditioning system.

Heat loss or heat gain through windows is affected by the orientation of your house and your AC contractor should consider those aspects in his calculations. Window overhangs and window tinting can help reduce solar heat gain through the windows. Your AC contractor will factor in the humidity and outdoor temperature for your area when estimating the load and recommending an air conditioning system size.

Be sure that the sizing of the HVAC system for your home is done properly. You will live with the results of this research for years.

At Anderson Service for Home & Business, we are proud of our years of service to SW Florida. Our company puts customer service first. Call today at 800-741-1233 or
941-488-9633 or for your convenience complete our Online Schedule form and we will contact you.

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