Posts Tagged “air filters”
Getting your comfort system ready for winter Replace or clean your air filters every 1-3 months or more often if needed. Check and clean the furnace area. Remove any stored items and dust from around the furnace. Test your thermostat. Before it actually gets cold, switch it to “heat” mode and see if the heating […]Read More
To maximize the efficiency, performance and lifespan of your home’s central air conditioning system, follow these tips: Improve your energy efficiency To avoid over-stressing your system, keep your thermostat at 78 degrees when you are home, and higher when you are gone. A programmable or smart thermostat automates temperature adjustments, and can even move the […]Read More
Winter is coming. It’s time to get ready with a service visit from your Cincinnati HVAC provider. Professional HVAC maintenance undoes the past season’s wear. It also can address minor problems that might cause inefficient and more expensive operation. Many issues, when caught early on, can be resolved with simple, affordable repairs. Well-maintained systems protect […]Read More
HVAC systems claim more than half of total household energy consumption, and cost thousands of dollars to replace. Maintaining your HVAC system in peak condition holds monthly energy bills down, and prevents spending big bucks on AC or heating service repair or HVAC installation. Here are some tips to help keep your home comfortable and your […]Read More
Your HVAC system circulates dust, pollen, mold, bacteria and other contaminants. These impurities can exacerbate respiratory conditions, irritate allergies and increases the chances of catching colds and other viruses. Luckily, there are many ways to keep the air in your HVAC system clean. Regularly Replace Air Filters When filters are blocked with pollen, dust and […]Read More
Length, width and thickness are all important when it comes to home air filters, because they all affect fit, and fit is critical to furnace performance. Air filter thicknesses range from one to five inches. A deeper depth means a longer lifespan, greater efficiency and easier installation/removal, but you cannot always simply choose a thicker […]Read More
Considering that 50 percent of the energy used in a typical home goes toward heating and cooling, it’s no mystery why smart decision-making about HVAC issues can save homeowners ample money. Not just saving money on utility bills, this also enhances comfort and benefits the environment. If you’re not already doing so, consider taking the […]Read More
