If you live in Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, Foley, or anywhere in South Baldwin County, you’ve probably noticed how quickly the weather can change. Just a few weeks ago, we were experiencing unusually cold temperatures, and now, mid-February is bringing highs in the 70s.
These rapid temperature swings are common along the Gulf Coast, but they can put extra strain on your HVAC system if it isn’t prepared.
When outdoor temperatures fluctuate, your HVAC system is often switching between heating and cooling modes more frequently than normal. This can stress important components such as:
Air conditioners that haven’t been used much since last summer are especially vulnerable when warmer temperatures arrive earlier than expected.
With warmer weather showing up in February, now is the ideal time to test your air conditioning system before spring and summer arrive in full force. Finding minor issues now can help prevent larger repairs or breakdowns during the hottest days of the year.
Homeowners in Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, and Foley can take a few simple steps:
If anything doesn’t seem right, addressing it early can save time, money, and discomfort later.
Living in South Baldwin County means your HVAC system has to handle both cold snaps and early warm spells — sometimes in the same season. Regular maintenance and seasonal system checks help ensure reliable performance, improved efficiency, and consistent comfort no matter what the forecast brings.
Whether you’re preparing for spring or just want peace of mind, a professional HVAC inspection can help keep your system ready for whatever weather comes next.
We proudly serve Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, Foley, and surrounding areas south of I-10. If you have questions about your HVAC system or would like to schedule service, our team is here to help.