After dealing with the heat of the summer, if there is one thing that you are probably looking forward to, it's probably the cooler temperatures of the fall months. However, before you can truly enjoy the fall, you will need to have your HVAC system serviced. These are a few reasons why you should have this done now rather than later.
1. Be Prepared for Chilly Fall Temperatures
You never know when the temperatures might drop and when you might need to turn your heater on.
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There is never a bad time to service your residential furnace. Most people don't even realize that the furnace is a key element of both heating and cooling in a normal central air system. The furnace not only produces heat but also helps circulate air when you are running your AC. This is why it is so important to keep your furnace running at maximum efficiency all year long and keep up with heating and air-conditioning repairs.
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How often do you think about your forced air heating system? If you're like most homeowners, the answer is "not very often." In your lack of attention, there's a good chance you're making some mistakes when it comes to properly maintaining your system. These mistakes could lead to premature furnace breakdowns and higher energy bills – among other consequences.
Mistake #1: Not changing your furnace filter often enough.
Experts recommend changing your furnace filter every 1–3 months.
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If you are trying to decide between installing a window air conditioner or an HVAC unit to cool your home, your choice should be easy. The clear winner here is an HVAC unit and this is for many reasons, three of which are listed below.
Does Not Damage Window
When you install a window air conditioner, it could possibly damage your window when you place it into the window frame. This is especially true if you do not install the air conditioning unit correctly.
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AC units are not self-sustained, maintenance-free systems that run in a vacuum. In the real world, mother nature and entropy wage a tag-team battle against your heating and cooling units. To keep your system running at its optimal level, you need to perform targeted maintenance to your system. In particular, you should pay particular attention to your HVAC ducts and your condenser coils.
Entropic Ducts
The ambient temperature will cool down your ducts during the winter, then heat up as your furnace rushes hot air through them.
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