FAQs

Industry professionals recommend annual maintenance for your HVAC system. For optimal performance, it's advisable to have your air conditioning inspected in spring and your heating system checked in autumn. This regular upkeep enhances system efficiency, prolongs equipment life, and helps avoid unexpected malfunctions.

To enhance your home's indoor air quality using your HVAC system, ensure regular filter replacements, maintain clean ductwork, and utilize high-efficiency filters. Consider installing additional components such as air purification systems, ultraviolet lights, or humidifiers. Adequate ventilation is also crucial for maintaining healthy indoor air conditions.

Tired of dry skin, chapped lips, and a stuffy nose? Dry air can be the cause of many of these problems. Fortunately, your air quality can be improved with a whole-house humidifier.

Weak or inconsistent airflow from vents can result from several factors, including clogged filters, obstructed vents, duct leakage, or problems with the blower motor. To maintain proper airflow throughout your home, it's important to change filters regularly and conduct periodic duct inspections.

The batteries in the thermostat may need to be replaced.

R-22 refrigerant and equipment have been phased out. Replacement parts and refrigerants for old R-22 units are difficult to find and more expensive, so replacing your unit now can save you headaches in the future.

The average lifespan of a furnace or air conditioning system is typically 18 to 20 years. However, actual longevity depends on factors such as maintenance, usage, and the type or brand of the system. Regular tune-ups and timely repairs can help ensure your HVAC system performs optimally and lasts as long as possible.