Frequently Asked Questions About Del-Air

At Del-Air, we’re proud to serve homeowners in the Vero Beach area, including Martin, Brevard, Saint Lucie, and Palm Beach Counties.

As part of our commitment to offering superior service at a great value, we offer promotions for our HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services. Plus, we can help owners save even more with available rebates and financing options. 

At Del-Air, we understand that new equipment is a major investment in your home. That’s why we offer free estimates on any new HVAC, plumbing, or electrical system.

The expert technicians at Del-Air are fully licensed, bonded, and insured. Our team has the training and skills to provide you with lasting home service solutions.

Call our office or schedule online to book a service appointment with the Del-Air team.

Our comprehensive HVAC services include installing, repairing, and maintaining a wide range of heating and cooling systems. Plus, we offer services for ductwork, thermostats, and indoor air quality.

The right HVAC system size for your Vero Beach home depends on many factors, such as the quality of your insulation and the number of windows in your home. Trust our knowledgeable technicians to help you select the right system for your home. 

If your air conditioner requires frequent repairs, is no longer operating efficiently, or is older than 15 years, it’s likely time for a replacement. A new system can offer great benefits, such as improved energy efficiency and more effective air filtration.

Strange noises from your HVAC unit often indicate mechanical problems with interior components. If you hear banging, grinding, or other unusual sounds, call for AC repairs immediately to reduce further damage to the system.

Air filters in your HVAC unit can be replaced by removing the vent cover and old filter before inserting the new filter. By changing your filters every one to three months, you can ensure optimal airflow.

A tankless water heater is a unique system that provides unlimited hot water on demand. These energy-efficiency systems last longer than standard tank water heaters and have a much smaller footprint in your garage or utility closet.

If your water heater is fairly new and is typically reliable and efficient, a minor repair may be sufficient. However, a replacement may be more practical if your system is old, inefficient, or requires constant repairs. 

Faucets can leak for various reasons, including worn-out components or corrosion. Trust our plumbing technicians to determine whether your fixture can be repaired or replaced. 

There are many excellent piping materials on the market, including copper, PVC, and galvanized steel. Ask our team about the pros and cons of each choice. 

Prevent serious clogs by keeping things like food waste, hygiene products, and flushable wipes out of your pipes. You can also schedule routine drain cleaning services to remove buildup and keep your drains flowing.

If your electrical panel is outdated, it may be unable to keep up with your current power needs. Call for electrical panel installation if you frequently notice tripped breakers, flickering lights, or burning smells.

Your circuit breaker trips to prevent overheating and electrical fires. This is usually due to an electrical overload or short circuit.

A whole-home surge protector is an excellent way to protect your electrical system, electronics, and appliances from the dangers of sudden spikes in power. This is especially true in Florida, where thunderstorms can cause surges. 

Flickering lights are an indication that something in your electrical system is wrong. This could be an overloaded circuit, faulty wiring, or even voltage fluctuations from the grid. 

Any home built before the 1970s will likely have outdated wiring, such as knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring. Signs that you may need whole-home rewiring include scorched outlets, loose switches, and frequently tripped breakers.