
Humidity Control: Finding the Perfect Balance for Your Home
Florida homes need 40 to 50 percent indoor humidity. Why an oversized air conditioner makes the problem worse, and what fixes a clammy house.
Keeping a Florida home comfortable, from DIY maintenance to knowing when to call a pro. Written by people who fix AC for a living.
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Florida homes need 40 to 50 percent indoor humidity. Why an oversized air conditioner makes the problem worse, and what fixes a clammy house.

Florida requires 14.3 SEER2 minimum on most new systems. What the rating measures, where higher efficiency pays back, and where it stops being worth it.

In Florida a heat pump is simply an air conditioner that also runs backwards in January. What that means for your power bill and whether you need backup heat.

Ten ways to cut a Florida cooling bill, ranked by return per dollar. The best fixes are free, and the expensive ones come with their payback math.

Coil-mounted UV keeps the evaporator clean and that is a real benefit. In-duct air sterilization claims are far weaker. Which one is worth buying.

Your air conditioner either filters the air or circulates what is already in the ducts. What MERV rating to use, and why humidity matters more than filtration.
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