Puron vs. Freon, Florida AC Repair Experts, American Air & Heat, Have Both

ORLANDO, FL, April 24, 2014 (Press-News.org) Puron is a modern refrigerant that does not damage or deplete the earth's ozone layer. It is currently the cooling agent of choice among major air conditioner manufacturers. Freon, on the other hand, is the traditional refrigerant found in many older air conditioning units. While it may cause harm to the earth's protective ozone layer when released into the atmosphere, Freon leaks are quite rare. You can still safeguard the environment as long as you maintain your AC system properly and regularly.

As a leading provider of reliable Orlando AC service, American Air & Heat can maintain your AC system in excellent condition whether it uses a Puron or Freon refrigerant. Their seasoned technicians are highly trained and extremely knowledgeable about all aspects of HVAC system installation, repair and maintenance. With more than 25 years of dedicated service to their customers, American Air & Heat is the only place to go for all your HVAC system needs

"Our success comes largely from giving our customers what they want - professional, prompt and reliable service, top-of-the-line products and attentive customer care," says Matt Boni, President of American Air & Heat. "Despite their extensive experience in the field, our technicians are constantly updating their skills and knowledge about the advances and developments in the HVAC industry in order to serve our customers even better."

For all your Orlando air conditioning needs, turn to the experts in the industry. American Air & Heat will install, upgrade, repair and maintain your HVAC system for a price that won't make you lose your cool.

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About American Air & Heat:

American Air & Heat has been around since 1986 and is family-owned and operated. Dan Boni, Owner, established the company to create a local, reliable air conditioning company that could serve his small hometown.

For more information, visit http://americanairandheat.net/.