
5 Self-Care Tips for the Winter That Never Fail
5 Self-Care Tips for the Winter That Never Fail Between the cold weather and shorter days, it’s easy to fall into bad habits during the
We often get asked similar questions from our customers. On this helpful articles page, we’ll cover topics we see often and offer advise on common HVAC related issues. Always feel free to give us a call or schedule an appointment is there is an issue with your comfort system!
5 Self-Care Tips for the Winter That Never Fail Between the cold weather and shorter days, it’s easy to fall into bad habits during the
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Based upon research and unit specifications, it has been found that most air conditioners have an average lifespan of 12-15 years while the average furnace lasts 15-20 years. Of course, these numbers are rough estimates. The better you care for your unit through routine maintenance, the longer your unit will last. If you do not care for your unit, this time will most likely be shorter.
It is recommended you have your units inspected at least twice a year, in the fall and spring. This allows us to check the filters, pumps, and other parts of the unit to ensure that they are properly working. If we find a problem, we can replace it on the spot so that you will be prepared for the winter or summer. Learn more about our Maintenance Plans!
According to The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, it is recommended that the indoor humidity level be between 30 and 60 percent.
Here are some more tips for reducing your utility bills:
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