Why Seasonal HVAC Maintenance Matters

October 14, 2024

Why Seasonal HVAC Maintenance Matters

Your heating and cooling system works almost all year long: the furnace through the winter, the central AC through the summer. Like any equipment, it needs regular attention.

Why twice a year

Many professionals recommend servicing your system twice a year:

  • In spring, before the cooling season: the central AC, including the outdoor condenser and the indoor evaporator coil.
  • In fall, before the heating season: the furnace or heat pump.

This way, a technician can check your equipment before it takes on its heaviest workload.

What regular maintenance can do

  • Fewer surprises. Small issues can often be spotted before they turn into a breakdown on the coldest or hottest day.
  • More consistent comfort. A well-tuned system holds temperature more evenly.
  • Easier on your equipment. Clean, inspected equipment runs under less strain.
  • Peace of mind. You know what condition your system is in.

What a technician typically checks

The exact list depends on your equipment and the technician’s judgment. It usually includes a general inspection, a check of how the system operates, the cleanliness of key components, the condensate drain, electrical connections and thermostat settings.

What you can do between visits

  • Replace the air filter as recommended by the manufacturer
  • Keep furniture away from supply and return vents
  • Keep the area around the outdoor unit clear of leaves, grass and debris

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