Siggs Air Conditioning

10/16/2026

Training doesn’t stop, even after 66 years in business! ❄️

This morning, got together for another round of our weekly technical training, this time hosted by DiversiTech Corporation!

We explored HVAC products and solutions, including FreshAire UV indoor air quality equipment, and discussed how the right products can help us better serve our customers.

One of the things we emphasize with our team is that there’s always something to learn. New equipment, new technology, different installation techniques, and better ways to solve everyday problems.

We appreciate our industry partners taking the time to share their knowledge, demonstrate products, and answer questions.

Big thanks to the DiversiTech team for joining us!

Perform with pride. Communicate effectively. Choose excellence.

10/10/2026

💗 Pretty in pink for a great cause! 🎀🏃‍♀️

We’re out at Bell Tower this morning supporting the Partners Pink 5K, and our Siggs girls are bringing the pink AND keeping everyone cool! 😎❄️

We’re proud to sponsor this awesome event benefiting Partners for Breast Cancer Care, a local nonprofit helping Southwest Florida residents access breast cancer screenings, diagnostic testing, and care when they need it most. 💕

A big thank-you to Apex Promoz, Bell Tower, all the sponsors, volunteers, and runners for coming together to support such an important cause!

If you’re out at the race, stop by the Siggs AC tent, say hello, grab some goodies, and cool off with us! 🩷

10/10/2026

💗 Pretty in pink for a great cause! 🎀🏃‍♀️

We’re out at Bell Tower this morning supporting the Partners Pink 5K, and our Siggs girls are bringing the pink AND keeping everyone cool! 😎❄️

We’re proud to sponsor this awesome event benefiting Partners for Breast Cancer Care, a local nonprofit helping Southwest Florida residents access breast cancer screenings, diagnostic testing, and care when they need it most. 💕

A big thank-you to Apex Promoz, Bell Tower, all the sponsors, volunteers, and runners for coming together to support such an important cause!

If you’re out at the race, stop by the Siggs AC tent, say hello, grab some goodies, and cool off with us! 🩷

10/08/2026

❄️ COOL YOUR HOME. USE LESS ENERGY. ⚡

Energy Efficiency Day is a great reminder to look at the biggest electricity user in most Florida homes: your A/C! FPL estimates that air conditioning accounts for roughly half—or more—of the annual electric bill in most Florida households. 😅

https://www.fpl.com/save/resources/ac-buying-guide.html

When it’s time to replace your system, efficiency is worth comparing.

Moving from 14.3 SEER2 to 18 SEER2 could reduce your annual cooling electricity use by about 20%, based on the efficiency ratings and the same cooling demand.

https://www.energy.gov/cmei/femp/purchasing-energy-efficient-residential-central-air-conditioners

What does that mean in dollars? As an illustration, a home spending $1,000 a year on cooling could save roughly $200 annually with a 20% reduction and unchanged electricity rates. That’s savings on the cooling portion of your bill—not 20% off the entire bill.

But saving energy doesn’t always mean buying a new A/C. Clean filters and coils, proper airflow, and well-sealed ductwork also help your system perform efficiently. Sometimes, taking care of what you already have is the right place to start. 🔧

https://www.energystar.gov/saveathome/heating-cooling/maintenance-checklist

At Siggs, we’ll help you understand your options and decide what makes sense for your home—not just push the most expensive system.

HVAC you need. Without extras you don’t.

📞 Call or text 239-694-1205

10/02/2026

Us: “Guys, please take some pictures of the job.”

The guys: “We’re going to need the tablecloth...” 😂📸

Apparently, a few job photos turned into hauling our Siggs tablecloth into an attic, and posing like they’re about to unveil a luxury car.

We asked for documentation. We got a modeling department. 🤣

Now… can we get a picture of the actual unit, too? And please bring the tablecloth back. 😂🙏

09/26/2026

09/25/2026

“I change my own filters.” 😅

We hear that all the time — and sometimes customers really do, which we applaud! 👏

But sometimes… the filter tells a different story…

We found this filter out in the wild this week, and the date written on it was 3/13/25. 😳

In SWFL, where AC systems run 364 days a year, that’s a long time for one filter to be working overtime!

A dirty filter can cause:

* reduced airflow
* higher electric bills
* poor comfort
* extra strain on the blower motor
* frozen coils
* more dust buildup inside the system

Changing filters is one of the simplest and most important things homeowners can do for their AC system.

Quick reminder: check it monthly, replace it when dirty, and if you’re not sure what filter size or type or even where it is, we’re here to help!

Your AC needs to breathe too. 👃❄️

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09/18/2026

Condensate pumps: useful when you need them… but definitely not our first choice. 😅

Your AC pulls a LOT of moisture out of the air this time of year in SWFL, and all of that water has to go somewhere.

When possible, we always prefer a properly sloped gravity drain with:
• minimal corners
• good pitch
• easy access for cleaning
• proper float protection

Simple usually wins.

But sometimes the layout of the home or equipment location makes a condensate pump necessary. When that happens, maintenance matters.

Swipe between these two photos and you’ll see why. One pump is clean and doing its job. The other… well… 🤢

Condensate pumps can collect sludge, biological buildup, debris, and all kinds of grossness over time. If they clog or fail, you can end up with water problems, float-switch shutdowns, or an AC that suddenly stops cooling.

If your system uses a condensate pump, make sure it gets checked and cleaned during maintenance.

Not sure or need help with your AC? Text/call, we're here to help! 239-694-1205

09/05/2026

“Off on float” - clogged drain lines are the #1 no cool service call this time of year in SWFL, by far! 🤢

This is the buildup inside your HVAC system’s condensate drain line. Routine maintenance can help clean the line, and prevent breakdowns in the peak cooling season for SWFL.