HVAC TIPS
HOT TIPS FOR STAYING COOL IN THE SUMMER HEAT dusting off the evaporator coils or replacing air filters on a regular basis can improve the function of your system and your home air quality. Remember to turn off the power switch before performing any maintenance and clean or replace filters every three months.
Don’t Forget the Batteries Understanding your HVAC (heating, ventilating, and air conditioning) system is one of the most effective actions that can be taken to fully optimize your home. Inefficient HVAC systems not only cost you money, but can also lead to health and comfort issues for your family. The following safety tips will help keep your HVAC system up and running properly this summer.
Maintenance is Key The best safety precaution you can take is to schedule regular maintenance with a certified and trained HVAC technician. They’ll be able to help prevent problems before they start and will make sure your system is operating at its most efficient settings.
Keep the Air Flowing Performing basic maintenance such as clearing debris from the outdoor unit,
Detection is important and an essential part of HVAC and home safety. Clogged air filters could result in deadly carbon monoxide fumes leaking into your home. Exposure can cause nausea, headaches, dizziness, breathing problems and other serious symptoms. Install carbon monoxide and smoke detectors throughout your home; testing monthly for dead or weakened batteries.
Stay Safe in Severe Weather Floods, tornados and more can affect your system resulting in unsafe operation. Educate yourself and your family on how to operate the circuit breaker controls for HVAC equipment during power outages. Installing surge protectors on your system will automatically shut down power to your system if an electrical spike occurs. Following any natural disaster, it’s best to
Benefits of Upgrades Fluctuating temperatures too frequently can make your HVAC system work harder and less efficiently. Compatible with both newer and older equipment, a programmable thermostat is designed to automatically adjust the temperature based on a series of pre-programmed settings. Installing a programmable thermostat can help reduce energy use, save money on your utility bill and help prolong the life of your HVAC system.
Updating Your System The older the system, the more likely it’s time for an upgrade. Air conditioning units have a suggested lifespan of 10 years. Updating your system with a newer, energy efficient HVAC unit will help lower your environmental impact with less energy usage and fewer carbon emissions. New systems are even designed to identify potentially malfunctioning equipment so you can service the unit before it breaks. Need help finding a trustworthy HVAC company? Visit www.fwbbb.org to search Accredited Businesses in your area.
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