FALL MAINTENANCE TIPS FOR YOUR HVAC SYSTEM
Fall is right around the corner here in Florida, and with the changing seasons and weather, you should be thinking about your heating and cooling system. Estes Heating and Air Conditioning offers the best HVAC services in Jacksonville and the surrounding areas. Below, we'll offer up some fall maintenance tips for your HVAC system. Call for a free estimate today!
CHANGE YOUR AIR FILTERS
Perhaps the best thing you can do to keep your heating and cooling system for your Florida home or office space running smoothly and efficiently is to change the air filters on a regular basis. Depending on if you have pets or a lot of dirt coming in and out of your home, this may be more frequent than others.
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MAKE SURE YOUR AC UNIT OR HEAT PUMP IS FREE FROM DEBRIS
By nature of being outdoors, debris can collect around your AC unit or heat pump and therefore affect its operating capacity. By ensuring your outdoor HVAC unit is free from sticks, leaves, seeds, and other items floating in the wind, you'll ensure optimal efficiency for the fall weather.
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CLEAN YOUR HEAT REGISTERS AND VENTS
Your heating registers and vents can collect a lot of dust, dirt, and grime that can affect intake of air. It's best to clean these on a regular basis. Not only will it improve operating efficiency for your HVAC system, but it'll help to keep dirt out of your home, too.
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INVEST IN A PROFESSIONAL HVAC MAINTENANCE SERVICE
If you want 100% peace of mind that your HVAC system is in tip-top shape come this fall and winter, then partnering with a professional heating and cooling company in Jacksonville for an HVAC maintenance service would be the ticket. Learn more from us today.
PARTNER WITH ESTES HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING TODAY
A professional HVAC maintenance service for the fall ensures your heating and/or cooling system has been checked, cleaned, optimized, and repaired if need be in order to be prepared for whatever the winter brings.