Sarasota Military Academy Air Conditioning

Sarasota Military Academy (SMA) is nearing the completion of a major expansion that will bring the Orange Avenue campus which was originally built in the 50s into the 21st century.

SMA is attended by over 950 students in grades 9-12, making it the second largest charter school in the county.

The three-story, 37,000 square foot building which features staff offices and 22 classrooms including a band room, computer labs and Exceptional Student Education classrooms is expected to be ready in time for the start of the 2013-2014 school year

Sean McCutcheon's Air Conditioning and Heating is proud to have been selected as the HVAC contractor for the newly renamed Urfer Campus which was designed by Sarasota Architect Michael Carson of Carlson Studio Architecture.

For more information on air conditioning, and how we can keep you cool and reduce your energy bills, please visit our website.

Should Your Air Conditioning Technician be NATE Certified, and Factory Authorized?

When you choose Sean McCutcheon’s Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc. for your air conditioning maintenance, repair, or replacement, you get knowledgeable, well-trained and highly experienced technicians.

Our Technicians are North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certified, which means they are tested on real working knowledge of HVAC and HVAC/R Systems.

Nate Certified HVAC technicians are preferred by both consumers and general contractors because they require fewer call backs, the job is done right the first time, and they take pride in doing quality work.

Manufacturers and distributors prefer NATE Certified air conditioning technicians because they know the systems will be properly installed, and there will be less warranty returns.

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The truth about UV Lights and Indoor Air Quality

It is very likely that at one time or another you have wondered about your indoor air quality.

We are constantly being bombarded with information and statistics from a variety of places ranging from legitimate sources like the EPA website to misinformation deliberately put out there by unscrupulous companies trying to scare you into buying unnecessary equipment or services.  For example, there are companies that prey on the unsuspecting consumer by operating duct cleaning or duct sanitization scams intended only to get a salesman into your home to sell you services or equipment you probably don’t need.

Sean McCutcheon’s Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc. of Sarasota understands that sometimes it’s very hard to separate the truth from the fiction so we painstakingly research all new technology so that we can educate our customers, and we only recommend products that we genuinely believe in so that we can help you make the best possible choice.
We live in a world where Volatile Organic Compounds or VOCs as they are commonly known are less prevalent, cigarette smoking is becoming increasingly unacceptable and Americans, for the most part, are trying to live a healthier lifestyle, but we are still exposed to plenty of unstable environments and toxic substances that can adversely affect our health on a daily basis. It is a fact that indoor air can have higher levels of pollutants than outdoor air.

In our warm Florida climate, most people will keep windows and doors shut tightly while they run the air conditioning units for months at a time. If there is not enough outdoor air entering a home, pollutants can accumulate to hazardous levels.

These pollutants can come from anywhere; some more obvious sources include pesticides, paints and cleaning products, but indoor air pollutants can also come from furniture, floor coverings or even certain types of pressed wood used for cabinets. In addition to these indoor air pollutants that can accumulate in your home, improperly maintained air conditioning and heating units can create the perfect breeding ground for airborne microorganisms and bacteria. HVAC systems can circulate these viruses and germs around an entire home or office building in a relatively short amount of time.

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