Your HVAC system should be serviced twice a year — once before summer and once before winter. This keeps your system efficient, reduces breakdowns, and extends equipment life.
Every home is different. A proper load calculation ensures your system is the right size — not too big or too small — for maximum comfort and efficiency.
Signs include warm air, weak airflow, unusual noises, strange smells, water leaks, or a sudden increase in energy bills. Call a technician if your system behaves differently than usual.
Common causes include air leaks, poor insulation, dirty filters, clogged ducts, or an HVAC system that’s improperly sized for your home.
Most homes should replace air filters every 1–3 months. Homes with pets, allergies, or high dust levels may need more frequent changes.
Use high-quality air filters, schedule routine maintenance, keep ducts clean, and consider upgrades such as UV lights or whole-home air purification systems.
Uneven temperatures may be caused by blocked vents, duct leaks, poor airflow, or insulation issues. A technician can diagnose and correct the imbalance.
Most systems last 10–15 years with proper maintenance. Well-maintained systems can last even longer.
Yes. Routine maintenance improves energy efficiency, reduces the risk of major repairs, and helps the system run smoothly — saving money in the long run.
Dirty filters, low refrigerant, clogged coils, duct leaks, or an old system can all increase energy use. A seasonal tune-up helps identify the cause.
Replace your system if it is over 12–15 years old, needs frequent repairs, produces uneven temperatures, or is costing you more in energy bills.
Musty or dusty smells can indicate mold, clogged filters, dirty coils, or moisture problems inside your system. Have a technician inspect it right away.
A frozen unit is usually caused by low refrigerant, dirty filters, airflow problems, or a malfunctioning evaporator coil. It needs professional attention.
Yes. UV lights help reduce mold, bacteria, and odors inside the HVAC system, improving indoor air quality and keeping components cleaner.
Replace air filters regularly, keep the outdoor unit clear, schedule routine maintenance, seal air leaks, and address small issues before they become major repairs.
