Regular Maintenance Can Extend the Life of Your HVAC System
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Regular maintenance for the whole of the household HVAC system is essential. It is normal to have the system inspected, worn furnace parts and air conditioning parts replaced and any necessary routine maintenance performed at least once a year, and for some more complex systems, it may be necessary twice a year.
If a regular schedule is put in place, it is likely that furnace maintenance will take precedence in autumn, and air conditioning maintenance in spring, before the major work is done by the relevant part of the HVAC system. During this maintenance, air ducts should be thoroughly inspected and cleaned, to make sure that there are no blockages to stop air flow throughout the home.
Furnace and Air Conditioner Maintenance Schedule
Air conditioners and furnaces require regular maintenance to function efficiently. Here are some tips for keeping these important systems in top shape.
- Replace or clean your filters monthly, particularly if dust and pets are an issue.
- Check all air conditioner parts on a regular basis in the summer. Keep the condenser coils clean and free from lint, dust and debris to ensure maximum energy efficiency.
- Check all furnace parts on a regular basis in the winter. Keep the exterior exhaust and intake vents clear of snow and ice. If the vents become blocked, carbon monoxide can back up into a house, shutting down the furnace and causing a life-threaten situation.
- Hire a professional air conditioning repair or furnace maintenance service to look for and correct any duct leaks or parts and maintenance issues that might affect the smooth operation of your heating and air conditioning system.
