Debbie Smith

January 23, 2012, Winter Haven, FL – Natural Air Energy Saving Systems is proud to announce and welcome Debbie Smith as the company’s Office Manager. Smith is a Utah native, who moved to central Florida eight years ago. Her family resides in Lakeland, FL.

“We are so pleased to have Debbie on board.” Said owner, Drew Swain, ” She has great energy and is working hard implementing new interoffice systems.”

This is Smiths first Air Conditioning gig, but has years of experience in similar roles. We are looking forward to what she will bring to the table.

Please welcome Debbie.

Natural Air Energy is an full service heating and cooling company located in Winter Haven, FL. For more information please call 863-679-2665 or visit us at www.NaturalAirEnergy.com.

Lakeland, FL– Congratulations to Natural Air Energy Saving System’s Jessica Gutowski. Gutowski was named the Emerge Marketing Committee Volunteer of the year. Gutowski has been an active member in Emerge Lakeland since 2010.

“I just love the people! When I joined Lakeland’s workforce in 2009 it was hard to meet new people, being an outsider. Emerge was/is a great place to meet other young hard working professionals, trying to make a difference in our community. I highly encourage everyone I meet ages 21-42 to join.” said Gutowski.

Gutowski has recently been selected to serve a three-year term on the Emerge Lakeland Steering Committee and will be chairing the 2012 Marketing Committee.

For more information on Emerge Lakeland please visit www.EmergeLakeland.com.

Winter Haven, FL–Drop off your nonperishable items to Natural Air Energy Saving Systems (heating & cooling) now through the end of the year to support Lighthouse Ministries. Please join us to help provide food boxes for families in need.

For stopping in a giving your donation, Natural Air Energy will give you a 20% off coupon. Please join us in making sure every family celebrates the holidays with friends, family and food in their belly.

Location: Natural Air Energy Saving Systems (Heating & Cooling)

3340 Havendale Blvd.

Winter Haven, FL 33881

Items Needed: Canned soup, veggies, fruit, tomato sauce pasta and noodles, mac & cheese, hamburger helper, canned chili. Cooking oil, tuna, rice, beans, potatoes, snacks, peanut butter, jelly, cake mix, flour, sugar, syrup, crackers, oatmeal, cereal and raisins.

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Lighthouse Ministries, Inc. is set apart by the Spirit of God to communicate the Gospel of Jesus Christ to meet the physical, emotional, and other needs of the poor and at-risk population. Through education, industry, community and spiritual growth.

Taking care of your unit is a necessary task, google it! To find out how Natural Air Energy can help you keep your unit in tip-top shape, give us a call today. 863-679-COOL (2665)

Bring out the halloween decorations and pray the electric bill will shrink. Because the heat is dissipating and fall (for what it is in Florida) is settling in nicely.

Now is the time to prep our homes for the “cold” weather and give our units a spa day. A finely tuned furnace is a beautiful thing, humming along efficiently keeping your family warm, hopefully without skyrocketing your electric bill.

Changing your filter regularly is the best way for the consumer to ensure the unit will be healthy. Cleaning the drain line, checking the aperture and balancing the air flow, this is a job for a professional. We can’t stress enough how regular maintenance can ensure the longevity and efficiency of your unit.

As the summer long special of $35 service calls comes to an end we can offer you total air comfort for less than a cup of coffee a week ($3 a week). Become a Cool Club Member! What is the “Cool Club”? In so few words, a VIP at Natural Air Energy Saving Systems. When you become a member your house hold gets an annual maintenance ($85 Value), 12 quality filters ($72 value), 15% of any parts, $250 off of a new unit purchased, $35 M-F service calls ($75 value), $65 after hours service ($85 value) and priority for emergencies. Hello good deal! For more information please give us a call today! 863-679-COOL (2665)

Change the filter every month.

The HVAC system it is constantly sucking up dust, pollen, allergens and dirt. These materials clog the filter and make the HVAC System work harder to pull the air through the return vent. What happens when a two to three ton HVAC system has to work harder to do its job? It uses more energy. Consumers should change the filter every month for optimal performance.

Keep it clean.

Trim the shrubs near and around the outside compressor. Leaves and sticks could clog the fan and get in the way while being serviced. Inside, do not put storage items around or on top of your unit or on top of ductwork. Doing so can crush the duck work causing leaking and holes.

Get a programmable Thermostat.

Save energy and money by turning the AC up a little bit while you are at work or going to be away.

Leave the Installing to the professionals.

Installing a thermostat is a pretty simple task for someone who knows what he or she is doing, but when installed incorrectly, it can blow a fuse or break the transformer.

Look, do not touch.

If something looks fishy, is leaking or making a weird noise, call and ask a professional, messing with it yourself can only make it worse and take longer for the repair man or woman to correct.

Regular maintenance

Planned maintenance is key. Residents should have the HVAC System regularly inspected two times a year, once before summer and once before winter. Think of it as the prep work before you make a meal or the warm up before a big sporting event. No, the HAVC system can’t pull a hammy but it to can over work itself and break down. A typical maintenance package cost $150 for the year and normally includes discounts on service and priority in emergency situations.

When should you replace?

Eight years old is when you should start looking into purchasing a new unit if the unit is giving you issues. Wait by all means if the unit is still running fine, but keep a close watch, depending on the situation it could cause damage to other parts of the home. There are a ton of rebates out there, contact your local energy provider for more information.

Let’s face it; an AC unit is a machine. There are going to be issues along the way. But taking these assertive steps will save you money and increase the life span of your HVAC System. For more information contact on HVAC systems visit www.NaturalAirEnergy.com.

Key Terms to Know About HVAC System

SEER rating: Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) numbers rate the Air conditioners energy consumption. The higher the SEER rating on a unit, the more efficient the system is.

Minimal SEER Rating: In January 2006, all new systems must have a rating of at least 13 SEER. Systems installed 5 – 10 years ago, might operate at a 6.0-7.0 rating, while today’s generation of heating and air conditioning offer energy SEER ratings up to 24.5, the highest in the industry.

HVAC: Heating, ventilation and air conditioning.

Duct: The framework that brings the cooled and heated air to each room.

Air Handler: The inside part of an HVAC system.

Condensing Unit: The outside part of an HVAC system, where the compression and condensation of refrigerant is accomplished.

Evaporator: A device in which a liquid refrigerant is vaporized.

Refrigerant: A substance, which produces a refrigerating effect while expanding or vaporizing.

R 22: The old refrigerant found in models before 2006.

R 410A: The new eco friendly refrigerant all new models have.

Times are rough for people right now in Polk County and the country in general, it amazing me how creative thieves get.

AC units for example, who in their right mind would think- this is a great way to make money.  I mean if Lakeland’s Mayor Gow Fields can get his AC unit stolen, we all could potentially. Lakeland police say the mayor is about the 26th victim this month — that’s more than one every day.

10 Reasons not to steal AC units

1. They all have clearly marked serial numbers and when scratched out scrap yards can’t buy them.

2. You need a truck. (You probably can’t afford a car if you are stealing for copper.)

3. You need to steal a lot to make some decent money.

4. Kind of hard to hide if you get pulled over or someone driving by sees it.

5. You need a team, they are heavy, you could hurt your back.

6. Most insurance places are requiring surveillance, say cheese!

7. Cons way out weigh the pros. In Dallas, Texas in August a guy tried stealing AC units from his neighbors in broad daylight. His bail was set at $103,000.

8. You don’t make much money for the effort. According to the Dallas Police, thieves can make about $5 per pound of copper.

9. We have Grady Judd for our sheriff, he catches everyone!

10. It’s being made a federal crime, by the Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] for releasing refrigerant and being fined $10,000-$20,000 per occurrence just like HVAC contractors are.

Don’t steal AC units, stick to robbing banks and ATM’s, so much easier!

Stay tuned for solutions, home/business owners.

Club dues are different, see below.

Purchase Football tickets, see below.

Check out photo’s from the event at http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150358965840752.408127.402041120751&type=1

Here’s a recap of the event.

Check-in • Silent Auction • Cocktail Hour- Beer donated by Bernie Little Distributors

Word from the President • Andy Norman

Polk Noles was top fundraising chapter in the Nation from the Jimbo Fisher Tour sending 24,000 to Tallahassee. Great job Polk County!

Scholarship’s were presented by Mitch Franks

Congrats to:

Austin Collins • Lakeland HS

Drew McGlamory • George Jenkins HS

Jon Wampler • Winter Haven HS

We had delicius BBQ from Jimbo’s

Sponsored by Valenti, Campbell, Trohn, Tamayo & Aranda, P.A

Dessert was donated by Natural Air Energy Saving Systems

Live Painting of Jimbo Fisher by Tony Trotti

Donated By  Beckert Family. $500 was raised to support Kidz First (the charity the Fisher Family started)

Presentation • Charlie Barnes Executive Director – Seminole Boosters

A big thanks to Set Up & Clean Up: Chrissanne Long & Craig Hoask of Marketing System Blue Prints, (they do our website too!) Dillion Daniels of AllSolar & Pool Works, Liz, Wes & Nikki Craven, of Woman to Woman Magazine & last years scholarship recipient, Eric Ingram of Ingram Financial, Tom McGlamory of Keller Williams, Brain Swain, Swain Companies & Mitch Franks, Attorney.

Local Chapter Plans

National Membership vs. Local Dues

Local dues have not been requested for a few years now, in light of FSU’s push for getting everyone on board as a National Booser, the board has decided to give you free local membership if you are a National Booster Member. Be a Nation Member for as little as $60 a year. Could you imgine how much money we could raise if every alum gave $60?!? Benefits include:

·      Seminole License Tag

·      Priority on Local Chapter events (Know what’s going on first)

·      Unconquered Magazine (1 year subscription)

Discounts at Polk County’s Official Seminole Viewing Location:

Winners Circle @ 4215 S. Florida Avenue

*(exclusive discounts for SCPC members only!)

·      Directory listing on PolkNoles.com website (to come in 2012)

·      Connection to FSU Athletics

·      Spearpoint e-newsletter

·      Special Offers thru Game time Travel

·      Tax-Deduction

* Discounts during games for SCPC members at Winners Circle will include $1.50 pints, $5.50 pitchers, $2.50 wells and a 10% Discount during every game.  Club members can also reserve seating in advance.

Purchase Tickets

Section 9 Row 69 Seats 19 & 20  (With next to stadium parking pass)

·      $120 ULM

·      $110 Charleston

·      $700 Oklahoma

·      $150 Maryland

·      $150 NC State

·      $410 Miami

Section 12 Row 27 Seats 21 & 22  (With next to stadium parking parking pass)

·      $125 ULM

·      $725 Oklahoma

·      $175 Maryland

·      $175 NC State

·      $425 Miami

Contact Jessica Gutowski @ jessica.gutowski@gmail.com

Not going up to Tally September 3, join us at Winners Circle (4215 S. Florida Avenue Lakeland, FL) to watch the ULM game!

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The Annual Kick-off BBQ Banquet Friday, August 19, 2011 – Here are the details for this year’s event.

Location: Magnolia Building in Lakeland, FL

698 E Orange St

Lakeland, Florida 33801

Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Price: Adults $10 Children $5. (Includes everything but cocktails)

Food: Jimbo’s BBQ ¼ Chicken or Pulled Pork Sides: Beans, Slaw & Hushpuppies & Tea

Beverages: Beer & Wine $3 donation Liquor $5 donation

Speaker: Charlie Barnes

How to get tickets: committee members will be responsible selling tickets. Tickets ready week of July 18^th

Sponsorship Opportunities

$1,000 Scholarship Sponsor

$500 Dinner Sponsor

$500 Beverage Sponsor

$200 Raffle & Chinese Auction Sponsor

Beer Sponsor: Bernie Little Distributors

$500 Table Sponsor -Valenti, Campbell, Trohn, Tamayo & Aranda, PA

Desert Sponsor  - Natural Air Energy

$200 Ticket Sponsor –  prefer restaurant (coupon on back)

Local Scholarship’s will be presented to the High School winners.

Raffle/Chinese Auction: $1 per ticket or $5 for 6

Volunteers: We’ll need 8-10 people. Volunteers will be provieded with food and beverage. Please email if interested.

Questions please call or email me at Jessica.gutowski@gmail.com or 863-299-9019 extension 4.