HVAC as a Career in Florida
Aug10
Are you are thinking about starting a new career? Or are you in a dead-end job you want to get out of? If so, then you need to read this article because HVAC as a career may be a smart route to take. So many people are under the impression
How to Handle HVAC Damage from Hurricane Michael
Apr26
There are many people who experienced HVAC damage from Hurricane Michael. Beahan’s Heat and Air also receives various questions about AC damage after every tropical storm. Most of these problems stem from two main categories; What happens if my outside AC unit is not level? And Should I have ductwork
Why is Cooling Capacity Measured in Tons
Jan19
Last month we talked about SEER ratings and what they mean for you. This time we will seek to understand why is air conditioner unit’s cooling capacity measured in tons. Some people find this method arbitrary and confusing because the average person doesn’t know how many tons of cooling they
What is a SEER Rating and Why Does it Matter?
Dec24
Air conditioning units are typically referenced in both their size (in cooling capacity, not physical size) and efficiency. We know these terms as tons and a SEER rating. If you are curious as to why tons are used, come back and check our blog next month for that discussion. Today,
Indoor Air Quality and How to Improve it
Oct08
Indoor Air Quality Indoor air quality is the term typically used to describe the quality of the air within a specific inhabited area. It is an important part of our lives, but is often played down or overlooked completely. There are several factors that can contribute to the overall quality