It’s Already Time for an Air Conditioning Tune-Up
March 19th, 2018We’ll break down the specific benefits you’ll enjoy with annual AC inspections and tune-ups.
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We’ll break down the specific benefits you’ll enjoy with annual AC inspections and tune-ups.
“Winterizing” your air conditioning system isn’t complicated, and it will reward you with protecting the system from potential damage.
If you’re asking this question, it’s probably because you’ve noticed something wrong with your central air conditioning system, but it isn’t affecting cooling performance.
HVAC maintenance isn’t only for homeowners. It’s doubly important for a commercial space, no matter its size or function.
We recommend you take your air conditioner for a test run during the spring to catch any lingering troubles early on.
Maintenance isn’t a luxury for an AC, and skipping it once makes it more likely it will be skipped again in the future, leading to cumulative problems.
Regardless of the swings in March weather, for HVAC technicians this is the month to start working on air conditioning maintenance.
This is a reminder that we cannot bring up often enough: you must change (or clean) the air filter in your HVAC system routinely during the year as part of regular maintenance. This filter protects the cabinet that houses your air conditioner and furnace—or heat pump, in some cases—and prevents dust and other debris entering via the return air vents from creating damage.
Now that it’s officially spring and we’re all looking forward to when the warm weather becomes a constant, air conditioning systems must receive special attention to prepare them for summer. We’ve recently written about the importance of scheduling annual spring maintenance for your home’s AC.
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