Robinson HVAC Solutions LLC

04/05/2026

Thinking of changing your unit out?

Regardless of the brand, size and efficiency chosen; I highly recommend upgrading the filter box to a minimum of 2”.

This will give you more surface area, your unit will actually run more efficiently because it no longer has that choke point and you can go longer between changes.

12/20/2025

We’re probably gonna need the AC this Christmas 🎅

11/20/2025

Just for fun.

But yes!
Get the maintenance done, don’t be this guy.

Listen and make your own on Suno.

11/18/2025

Stop Killing Your HVAC System’s Brain! If you have an X-13 blower motor (a motor that most units built after 2010 have), your dirty filter is its biggest enemy.

(The Muscle Analogy):
Think of your X-13 motor as a smart robot built for efficiency. Its job is to maintain a specific amount of rotational "muscle," or torque. It’s set to perform a defined task, like carrying a 50-pound box. Unlike older motors that just quit when the box got sticky, the X-13 is determined to keep that muscle constant.
The Dirty Filter Effect (The Strain):
A dirty filter creates a roadblock—we call it high static pressure. Now, that 50-pound box the robot is carrying is suddenly covered in wet cement. The motor must strain harder, increasing its speed (RPM) and electrical power draw (amps) just to maintain the same basic rotational force.

The Overload/Cooling Failure:
This overexertion generates intense heat inside the motor’s electronic control board (the "brain"). Worse yet, the clogged filter starves the system of air, meaning the motor cannot pull in enough cool air to regulate its temperature. It’s running a marathon in a sauna with no ventilation. The electronic module quickly overheats and "cooks itself," leading to total system failure. This could result in a $1500 - $2000 repair.

Change Your Filter Regularly! It is the cheapest insurance policy for your most expensive fan motor. Go do it right now before you forget.

07/11/2025

When it comes to AC more isn’t more. We recently replaced our system after 13 years of hard labor and I was tempted to make the mistake of going just a little bigger. The logic is a bigger system will manhandle this Florida heat with no problem. Not so fast, it will easily handle the sensible load but the latent load ( humidity) is left to do its thing. If the system doesn’t run long enough, the humidity creeps into the mid 60s or even higher and that’s where the fun begins. Mold grows well here and it starts to become uncomfortable at any temperature. So more isn’t really more.

06/08/2025

Definitely worth the couple’s minutes to watch what is quietly going on behind the scenes.
It also makes sense why we’re approached as often as we do for our relatively small business.

06/08/2025

05/30/2025

In all seriousness, most breakdowns can be prevented when a through maintenance and check out is done.

Why wait until your unit breaks down the when family is visiting from Michigan and the house is has already hit 87°?

Better schedule today!!

05/25/2025

This may be a tad high for sleeping comfort but if you’re gone for the day or going out of town, it’s a great setpoint for prevention of mold while you’re gone. It cycle just enough to keep the pesky relative humidity at a reasonable level.

05/25/2025

The one thing you can do to prolong the life of your system is to change your filter on a regular schedule. Besides your system working inefficiently with a dirty filter, it will normally collapse at some point and allow the dust and debris to coat your coil. Eventually it gets impacted and is almost impossible to remove without the expensive repair of pulling the coil.

05/11/2025

Happy Mother’s Day