How can I keep my energy bills low without sacrificing comfort?

One of the best ways to cut monthly energy costs is to ensure that your system is running at peak efficiency through keeping up with routine maintenance (like changing air filters and prioritizing yearly service). Some homeowners may even benefit from updating their HVAC equipment to higher efficiency models. Of course, homeowners should always consider factors specific to their homes such as proper insulation and windows!

What’s the best way to improve air quality in my home?

Reasons to improve indoor air quality can range from having children and pets in your home to having medical needs such as allergies, breathing difficulties, or simply waking up with a dry throat or nose bleeds in the winter. Whatever the cause, there are plenty of options for homeowners to choose from when it comes to prioritizing the safety and comfort of their air quality! Diligently changing air filters, upgrading your filter cabinet, adding in-duct whole home air purifiers, utilizing electronic air purifiers, and considering installing a humidifier and/or dehumidifier are all recommended solutions.

Is routine maintenance really THAT important?

In one simple word: YES! Routine maintenance for your heating and cooling systems can catch inexpensive, minor problems before they turn into expensive, major problems down the line. Keeping up with yearly service is also a major element in making sure that your systems are running as efficiently as possible— which keeps more money in your pocket month after month.

How often should my systems receive maintenance?

Both heating and cooling systems should each receive maintenance service once a year. We recommend heating systems to be checked out sometime in the fall or winter, while cooling systems should be looked over in the spring or summer.