Residential Services

A residential HVAC not only regulates your home’s indoor temperature but also distributes fresh, clean air throughout the space. Whether your air conditioner, furnace, or heat pump, dirty air filters and clogged air ducts compromise the air quality. As a result, you are more likely to suffer from lung complications and other health hazards. So, to improve indoor air quality, emphasize regular cleaning of air filters and ductwork. It is also necessary to replace the air filters periodically. Besides, ensure adequate ventilation and install air purifiers for boosted results.

Tune-ups are readjustments made to your heating and cooling system to enhance its performance and longevity. It also increases the unit’s efficiency, saving more on utility bills. Typically, during an HVAC tune-up, your system is thoroughly inspected to address wear and tear and other damages. All the components are cleaned, and the moving parts are lubricated. If required, the air filters are replaced, and the thermostat is adjusted for optimal efficiency.

Generally, a furnace can last up to 15 to 20 years, depending on usage and maintenance. However, you must consider replacing your furnace if there are issues like uneven heating, increasing energy bills, noisy operation, poor air quality, visible cracks or rust, ignition difficulty, and recurrent repairs. An old and outdated furnace is no less than a mess as it relatively jeopardizes comfort and shoots up expenses. So, replacement becomes a more viable choice.

A right air conditioner is not only energy-efficient but also long-lasting. So, whenever installing an air conditioner, always consider factors like room size and orientation, number of people, and insulation. Additionally, choosing an AC with a high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating and programmable thermostat maximizes energy conservation.

Needless to say, scheduling a professional servicing is fundamental to having a smooth-performing and long-lasting HVAC system. The ideal time to service your air conditioner is spring, as you can prepare the equipment for the cooling season. On the other hand, fall is appropriate for servicing furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps, as they will provide optimal heating during the winter.