Maintenance Tips
Keeping your heating and cooling systems in
good working order
means your utility bills will be
lower, your home will be more comfortable,
and you’ll
need to call for repairs less often.
Maintenance Scheduling
Schedule a maintenance service call before the cooling season starts.
If there are any problems with your system, it’s better to find out before it’s sweltering outside! Do the same
for your heating system before the season begins.
Filters
Replace your heating and cooling
air filters every month that they’re in use. Operating your system with old, dirty filters means energy is wasted and
your system may even be damaged.
System Checks
If you know where your drain line
is located outside your home make sure it is not restricted. Check for proper airflow out of your registers. We are only a
call away to help you with your questions.
Keep the area around your indoor unit and return grille and filter
clear for better system operation.
To make sure you’re getting the most out of your cooling system, keep
the registers and vents throughout the house free of dust, dirt, and pet hair by vacuuming them at least once a year.
Listen for odd sounds when your cooling or heating system kicks in. If you hear anything unusual, get in touch with your
service professional so you can head off problems before they become serious.
In winter months, set your ceiling
fan at its slowest speed and reverse it in order to gently push warm air down from the ceiling without generating a breeze.