Every home can benefit from having an HVAC system. They make your home much more comfortable, especially at this time of year when the heat gets intense. To get the most out of your air conditioner, however, you’ll have to know how to take care of it. Fortunately, we know a few ways you can help keep your air conditioner in good shape. Here are maintenance tips you should use when taking care of your home air conditioner.
Get Your Air Filters Cleaned or Changed
Cleaning/changing your air filters is among the most important things you can do to ensure that your home air conditioner keeps working optimally. Your air filters get rid of large allergens and other particles that are in the air before that air gets into your house.
When you don’t clean these filters, your HVAC system will need to work even more in order to remove all of these contaminants. The harder your HVAC system needs to work, the more likely it is for your system to break down.
See If Your Heating System Has Leaks
Heating system leaks are a fairly common problem for a home air conditioner to have. You may have a leak if your air quality is poorer, or if you detect any odd odors in your home.
If you suspect a leak, you need to determine the source, whether it’s the condenser unit, fan, ducts, etc. After that, see if you have any water damage. In the event that you do have water damage, you should get professional help fixing up the leak.
Get Your Home Air Conditioner Serviced Annually
At least one time per year, you should get your home air conditioner serviced by a professional HVAC contractor. They can inspect your HVAC system and confirm whether or not everything is working properly. If there are problems with your air conditioner, they can diagnose and resolve the issues before they have a chance to worsen. Getting a professional inspection is a great way to stay proactive in caring for your home air conditioner.
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William E. Kingswell, Inc.’s mission is to be the best HVAC wholesaler nationwide and worldwide. We work to make this possible every day by partnering with numerous commercial and residential clients to find the right heating and cooling solutions for them. Since 1937, we have continued to expand our business through specializing in multi-family, senior living, and custom HVAC and temperature controls.