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HVAC Spring Cleaning

  • Key Takeaways:

  • You can do many things to clean your HVAC system such as changing the air filters, clearing any debris from the condenser, checking the thermostat and scheduling a tune-up.
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  • You might want to check your energy bills to see if your HVAC system is pulling unnecessary energy. If you do see a sudden increase, it may be time for a system upgrade.
It’s Spring cleaning time! But, this also includes your HVAC system cleaning! Spring is the perfect time for you to do a thorough cleaning and inspection of your AC system to ensure that it is still running at optimal level. There are many things you can do to clean the system such as replace the air filters, clear the condenser and more. Here is a simple HVAC Spring cleaning list:   

Change HVAC Air Filter

One of the easiest things you can do to clean your HVAC system is to regularly change the air filters. Depending on the filter, you will want to change them at least once a week. But, what do air filters do? Air filters are in charge of trapping and preventing air borne particles such as dust, pet hair and allergens from entering your home’s air. Even when it’s not Spring cleaning time, it is crucial that you are changing your filters on a monthly basis to ensure your indoor air quality and alleviate common allergy symptoms.   

Clear Any Debris From Condenser

The condenser is an important part of your HVAC system as it pulls the hot air from outside, cools it and pushes it into your home. When there is debris such as tree branches or leaves on the condenser, it can prevent it from working properly. You will want to inspect the condenser and make sure it is free from any debris. While you are at the condenser, you can inspect it to see if there are any visible damages. Some dents and scratches come with age, but if you see anything that might be hindering the system, take note of it and call your trusted HVAC provider.   

Check Thermostat

Even if it’s not considered cleaning, checking your thermostat should be a part of your HVAC cleaning routine. Especially if you have a smart thermostat, you can run a system diagnostic and it should tell you any alerts or issues the system is having. If you do not have a smart thermostat, you can still look and see if the battery is charged and if all the wires are connected. This is also a good time to make sure that your thermostat is reading the accurate temperature in your home. Sometimes when people notice that something is wrong with their system, the culprit is the thermostat, which is why you should include monitoring your thermostat on your Spring cleaning list.    Do you have an outdated thermostat? You can switch over to a smart thermostat to save money on your energy bills, see real time diagnostics and more! The Chill Brothers will install any smart thermostat for only $199! Give them a call or visit their website for more information.   

Inspect Ducts 

For a more tedious Spring cleaning, you can take the time to inspect your duct work and the walls for cracks or leaks. Your air ducts can easily collect dust, grime and even mold and it’s crucial to take a look at them to prevent any of those particles from entering the air you breathe. Ideally, you will only need your ducts cleaned every 3-5 years, but it’s a good idea to take a look at them regularly.   

Look at Your Past Energy Bills

Although it seems silly, you can identify issues with your HVAC system by looking at any sudden increases on your energy bill statements. When your system has damages or is due for an upgrade, it will pull more energy to cool your home, thus resulting in a spike on your energy bills. If you do see an increase in them, it either means something is occurring in the system or that the unit is losing efficiency.    Are your energy bills high and costly? This could mean that it’s time to upgrade your HVAC system! The Chill Brothers will buy back your old, qualifying system for up to $2,000 when you upgrade with them. They also offer free, non-obligational assessments to see what system would work best for you. Give them a call today for more information!   

Schedule a Tune-Up 

Spring is the perfect time for an HVAC tune-up! During a tune-up, licensed technicians will go through all components of the system to make sure it is running perfectly and is prepared for hot weather. They will also check out your refrigerant levels to make sure you stay chill! It is recommended to get regular bi-annual tune-ups to keep your system optimal and safe.    The Chill Brothers are offering a one time cooling tune-up for only $69! Give them a call today to schedule your tune-up.    While you are busy already with Spring cleaning, let The Chill Brothers take care of your HVAC system! They are skilled in many HVAC solutions and will work tirelessly to get your system running perfectly. 

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