Preferred Air, Inc. 239-354-5333

Your current drain line is broken or does not work very well- even after it has been cleaned out. If you can't run a new drain line, then a condensate pump is what you need.

According to the US Consumer Products Safety Commission, two hundred people die and thousands more are sickened each year by carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.  Now, from a trusted name in home comfort and monitoring solutions comes high technology help: the Honeywell Carbon Monoxide Monitor and alarm.

"Safeguard your equipment"

A lightning strike to your home can damage or destroy all of your electrical appliances. With a lightning arrestor installed in your breaker box, you can protect all of your electrical appliance. This simple device can save you thousands of dollars in the event your home is ever struck by lightning.

Time Delay Relay

Prevents your compressor (the most expensive component) from self-destructing!

If it is started too soon after shutting down, it may "short cycle" and virtually self-destruct. The time delay monitors and safely governs the operation of the compressor.

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Your current fans are loud, noisy and look very outdated.

Upgrading bath fan performance is easy with our all-in-one kit. NO rewiring. NO new duct work. NO hassles. ALL in just 10 minutes!

You will get a New motor (60 CFM and 3.0 Sones) reduces sound up to 50%, improves air movement up to 20% and helps control humidity that causes mold and mildew. 

You will get a new modern white grille. 

Keeps kids out of the refrigerant

Protects metal parts by acting as a "sacrificial anode". It corrodes instead of expensive air conditioning parts like aluminum fins, copper piping and galvanized steel.  

Float Switches a.k.a "Ceiling Savers"

Protect yourself from gallons of water dropping through your ceiling or on your carpet. carpet. Your air conditioning system usually generates gallons of water in a single day by removing it from the humidity in the air. If your air conditioning system is located above your ceiling, then you are at risk.

Drain Pans have become a standard and a requirement for new building codes to protect homeowners from unwanted condensate damage. When the drain line backs up or the unit freezes up, the emergency pan usually catches the excess water. The pan then routes the water away with a secondary drainline that is connected to the pan or there may be an emergency shut off device called a float switch. We are surprised to see many installations where there is no drain pan installed. This is just asking for trouble.