AC REPAIR, MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION

Attentive service, attention to detail, creative solutions and savings for your Air Conditioning.

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OM Power has a highly trained and skilled team of technicians in order to offer our customer the highest level of service, we strive to exceed your expectations always. Our main goal is to have your HVAC running effectivly and effiently even in Florida's weather.

Whether you HVAC needs a replacement, repair, or a ducts cleaning, we will always assist and guide our clients, aiming our customers' best interest.

We carry the most trustable and reliable HVAC Brands, from the most affordable to the most complex equipments, everything thought thru to ensure your satisfaction.

PREVENTIVE A/C MAINTENANCE

You wouldn't drink from untreated water, right? The same logic applies to your Air Conditioning System, why wouldn't you breathe air from a poorly maintained A/C System (and often at times, not maintained at all)?

Regular preventive maintenance, not only can save you money ($$) in the long run, but also can avoid your A/C System from failing at you when you need it most, especially when we encounter severe hot South Florida weather.

Having a NOT properly maintained HVAC system can result in a short life cycle and increase the chances of you and your loved ones having health problems, such as allergies, bronchitis, colds and etc, due to mold and fungus growth. You should also regularly ensure that your duct systems are also not filled with dust, mold, and dirt, which will also affect your home.

HVAC Preventive maintenance and Duct System inspections are also great allies to understand why your HVAC system may seem inefficient, which often is due to leaks, and when external hot or cold air is drawn through the leak, and this decreases the ability of your system to function properly and increases your energy bill.

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Frequently asked questions

SEER rating stands for “Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio”, are the method used to describe the efficiency of a particular equipment system. Substantial energy savings can be obtained from more efficient systems. For example by upgrading from SEER 9 to SEER 13, the power consumption is reduced by 30% (equal to 1 − 9/13). It is claimed that this can result in an energy savings valued at up to US$300 per year depending on the usage rate and the cost of electricity.

The SEER rating of a unit is the cooling output during a typical cooling-season divided by the total electric energy input during the same period. The higher the unit's SEER rating the more energy efficient it is. In the U.S., the SEER is the ratio of cooling in British thermal units (BTUs) to the energy consumed in watt-hours.

The systems purchased today typically range from 13.00 SEER to 20+ SEER. If you have a home and the current system is 10-15 years old, you may have a system that ranges from 6.0 SEER to 10.00 SEER. Of course at the time it was installed, 10.00 SEER was considered “High Efficiency”. Today, with all the focus on conservation and energy savings, that “High Efficiency 10.00 SEER” from 10-15 years ago is growing obsolete.

As of January 2006, all residential air conditioners sold in the United States must have a SEER of at least 13. ENERGY STAR qualified Central Air Conditioners must have a SEER of at least 14.

PLANTS. Installing more leafy plants and trees around your home helps reduce the amount of sun shining on your roof, windows, and outdoor air conditioning unit.

COVER YOUR WINDOWS. Close your window blinds or curtains also install outdoor awnings, solar screens, or window film on the outside of windows.

ADJUST THE TEMPERATURES. If you move your thermostat to a comfortable level you can save as much as 10 % on your electric bill. Another solution is a programmable or Smart thermostat for programming the times that you need colder air or not.

USE CLEAN AIR FILTERS. Dirty air filters restrict air flow and cause the system to become inefficient, use more electricity, and cost you more money.

UPGRADE YOUR SYSTEM. If you need a major repair on an older air conditioning system, consider replacing it with a new energy-efficient unit. Rule of thumb is seasonal energy efficiency ratio of 16 or higher qualifies for rebates.

SEAL LEAKS. Schedule an appointment to test your home to find and fix those leaks.

SIGN UP FOR ENERGY PROGRAMS. The power company installs a small switch on equipment that you enroll in the program, like your water heater, pool pump, or central air conditioner.

INDOOR UNITS

Inspect and clean blower assembly
On older models, lubricate motor and inspect and fan belt (inform customer if replacement is needed)
Check combustion blower housing for lint and debris
Inspect evaporator coil, drain pan and condensate drain lines
Inspect for gas leaks in gas furnaces
Inspect burner assembly
Inspect ignition system and safety controls
Inspect heat exchanger or heating elements
Inspect fuel system
Inspect control box, associated controls, wiring and connections
Clean or replace air filters
Inspect ductwork—check for leaks

OUTDOOR UNITS

Inspect unit for proper refrigerant level
Clean dirt, leaves and debris from inside cabinet
Inspect base pan for restricted drain openings
Inspect coil and cabinet
Inspect fan motor and fan blades for wear and damage
Inspect control box, associated controls/accessories, wiring and connections and electrical parts should be checked for wear & tear, or damage
Inspect compressor and associated tubing for damage

INSURANCE:

Never hire an uninsured air conditioning contractors, no matter how low the estimate. This is a recipe for disaster that includes blowing up your bank account should anything ever go wrong with the installation. If something goes wrong, including injuries, the responsibility can fall on the homeowner if the person they hire is uninsured.

PERMITS & LICENSING:

First of all you should only hire a contractor that is licensed with the State of Florida, that means that the contractor is knowlegdeable and have all the requirements necessary according to the law to provide you reliable work. Also, having a license means the contractor can pull permits for the job his performing, work performed without permits could land a hefty fine in your lap, additional costs and waste of money and time.