Why should I sign up for an Air Conditioning Maintenance Agreement?

Cars have different warning lights to let us know when gas is low, tires are flat, etc.  Unfortunately your air conditioning system doesn’t have a check engine light, and it’s easy to just forget all about it until one day you come home from work and your home is 100 degrees.

Just like your car, the A/C system needs regular attention.  Having a maintenance contract from Sean McCutcheon's Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc. will help keep your system working at peak efficiency and will prevent costly repair bills down the road.

Keeping your Florida home comfortable can account for almost 50% of your yearly energy costs.  Having an Air Conditioning Tech come out twice a year do a checkup is a great way to save money and catch possible problems before they happen.

With a maintenance agreement from Sean McCutcheon's Air Conditioning and Heating, Inc. you will enjoy Reduced energy costs, extended system life and lower repair bills!

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Sea Turtle Nesting Season

Sea Turtle nesting season started on May 1st and goes to October 31st. Sea Turtles usually nest through September and hatching starts around July and goes through to October. This year, we saw a few nests prior to May 1st, this is consistent with trends that show that sea turtles are laying their eggs earlier each year.

Nesting has been steadily increasing since its lowest point in 2007. This year, we’re expecting the turtles that hatched in 2012, our biggest year so far, to return, so we’re hoping for another big year!

We ask beachgoers to fill in holes and knock down sandcastles before leaving the beach, and take all their beach furniture with them when they leave the beach. Please remember to keep lights from shining on the beach at night when the turtles are nesting. Sea turtles use lights to find their way back to the ocean and lights on the beach will cause the turtles to go the wrong way.

Mote Marine Laboratory is trying to get their Turtle Patrol volunteers out early, so they can catch new nests. If you would like more information about volunteer opportunities at Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium, please contact Mote at volunteerinfo@mote.org.