One of the best ways to protect your HVAC system is by scheduling professional maintenance before the heating and cooling seasons begin. A tune-up in the spring and another in the fall will help ensure your system is ready for the demands of changing weather.
During an HVAC tune-up, you can expect the technician to do three things:
1. Inspect the system for worn, damaged or loose components that could lead to future problems.
2. Check or replace the air filter to ensure proper airflow and indoor air quality.
3. Remove accumulated dust and debris that naturally collects with regular use.
A clean, properly adjusted HVAC system runs more efficiently, which can reduce your monthly energy bills. It also experiences less wear and tear, which will extend the lifespan of your equipment and reduce the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns when you need heating or air conditioning the most.
