Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What can I do to keep my Furnace and Air Conditioner running more efficiently?
A: It is very important to change your filter regularly. The industry standard for frequency of filter replacement is every 30 days. This is especially important if you have pets or if someone in your home suffers from allergies. It is also a good idea to make sure your air conditioner is well-ventilated. To do this, keep grass, plants, and debris away from the unit. You can also use a regular garden hose to rinse your unit, keeping dirt from building up inside the slotted "fins" all around the outside of the unit.
Q: What are some ways I can reduce my monthly energy bills?
A: One excellent way to reduce your energy costs is to install programmable thermostat. Another cost-effective step you can take is to make sure you regularly clean or replace your filters as discussed above.
Q: Aside from turning on my air conditioning, how can I keep my home cool?
A: The easiest way to reduce the heat entering your home during the warmest parts of the day is to keep your blinds and curtains closed in the areas of the home that get the most sunlight.
Q: Aside from turning on my furnace, how can I keep my home warm?
A: Proper insulation and area rugs or wall-to-wall carpeting can help to lock heat in as well as block out the cold. It is also a good idea to find and seal any cracks near windows and doors.
Q: What can I do to steer clear of unnecessary equipment failure?
A: Regular system maintenance performed by an HVAC professional is the best way to keep your equipment running smoothly, saving you time, money, and frustration! Click here to learn more about our stress-free Twenty-Point Residential Service Agreement.
A: It is very important to change your filter regularly. The industry standard for frequency of filter replacement is every 30 days. This is especially important if you have pets or if someone in your home suffers from allergies. It is also a good idea to make sure your air conditioner is well-ventilated. To do this, keep grass, plants, and debris away from the unit. You can also use a regular garden hose to rinse your unit, keeping dirt from building up inside the slotted "fins" all around the outside of the unit.
Q: What are some ways I can reduce my monthly energy bills?
A: One excellent way to reduce your energy costs is to install programmable thermostat. Another cost-effective step you can take is to make sure you regularly clean or replace your filters as discussed above.
Q: Aside from turning on my air conditioning, how can I keep my home cool?
A: The easiest way to reduce the heat entering your home during the warmest parts of the day is to keep your blinds and curtains closed in the areas of the home that get the most sunlight.
Q: Aside from turning on my furnace, how can I keep my home warm?
A: Proper insulation and area rugs or wall-to-wall carpeting can help to lock heat in as well as block out the cold. It is also a good idea to find and seal any cracks near windows and doors.
Q: What can I do to steer clear of unnecessary equipment failure?
A: Regular system maintenance performed by an HVAC professional is the best way to keep your equipment running smoothly, saving you time, money, and frustration! Click here to learn more about our stress-free Twenty-Point Residential Service Agreement.
