When it comes to your home’s furnace and air conditioning unit, it should be inspected annually to keep your home and family safe. If you fail to do so, it could cause much more money for repairs than you would ever hope for.
To keep your family safe and keep your HVAC repair costs down, here are a few maintenance tips to keep in mind for each season:
Why do you need it?
An annual HVAC inspection will help make sure that your unit will be running at full capacity, correctly and efficiently. This can help you out by saving money when they are running efficiently as it will be cooling and heating without any additional strain. By taking care of your units, you are extending the lifespan. So those annual maintenance inspections will end up pay for themselves if you can catch a problem before it gets to be a huge problem.
When Do you Need it?
When is the best time for your HVAC maintenance? If you aren’t sure when the best time to service your furnace or air conditioning system, here are a few of the best times during the year.
Spring
It is ideal to get your cooling unit looked at before you need it to beat the summer heat. It has been dormant during the winter months, and you’ll want it to be running at optimal performance when the dog days of summer are beating down on you. If you turn it on and something happens, it could cost a pretty penny to get it fixed and working again.
Fall
Like spring, fall is the perfect time to have your furnace looked at before you actually need it. If the snow starts to fall and your heating system isn’t working, you are going to have a hard time staying warm. Experts say that it should be serviced a month before you will start using it consistently. When it is checked out, you can rest assured that it is running correctly and there is nothing wrong with it.
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