Air Conditioning & Heating Circuits

Even in the winter, it can feel like summer here in Florida. Temperatures reach the 90s, and your air conditioning will work extra hard.

Sometimes, your A/C system will trip your electrical breaker. Many times, the fix is a simple flip of a breaker. However, if it happens more than once, there could be a serious electrical issue. Calling an expert electrician from In Charge Electric is best if the breaker trips.

A/C Companies doing Electrical work. Be Advised.

Many A/C companies in Central Florida are installing electric. They do this because they want to make extra money. However, they are not licensed to do this work, just as we are not licensed to do theirs.

We have seen so many electrical violations installed by A/C companies. We bring this up because if something happened to your home because the electrical work was not installed by an electrical contractor, your home insurance would give you nothing.

If an A/C company tells you they can install the electric, ask them to provide their electrical license. By law, it has to be displayed in advertisements, business cards, forms, company trucks, and websites.

Always call a licensed Electrical Contractor first!

Before considering a new Air-Conditioning system or furnace, you should always call a licensed Electrical Contractor first. Suppose you're living in an older home. In that case, your electrical system may not meet the demands or be able to handle the power consumption of a new air conditioning system.

Our licensed electricians will perform a complete evaluation of your home so we can determine if your current electrical panel can handle the new load. If your current panel cannot handle it, we can provide options to correct the problem.

Older Homes

Many older homes do not have air conditioning, which can cause the inside of your home to become 20-30 degrees hotter or vice versa during the winter.

Suppose you have considered installing a new air conditioning or heating system in your home or upgrading your current system. In that case, there has never been a better time. Air conditioning and heating systems are becoming more affordable than ever, especially when installing Mini-Split units.

Save Even More Money Today!

In Charge Electric has done thousands of new circuit installs, and we know what needs to be done to get the job done right the first time. With In Charge Electric, it does not matter what type of system you need; we can make it happen and have options that will save you both time and money.

Our Guarantee to You

We are committed to exceeding customer satisfaction and maintaining your homes and businesses with safe and reliable electrical work.

So whether you want to cool off during the summer or get cozy in the winter, call the expert electricians at In Charge Electric at (352) 350-7878, or use our online Request Service form.