Even airflow can make your home in Spring Hill, FL more comfortable by eliminating hot and cold spots. Not only will your HVAC operate efficiently, but you’ll have lower utility bills. Here are three tips that will help you have even airflow in your home.
1. Clean Your Vents
Accumulating debris is a significant and ever-present threat to airflow. Dust, pollen, bits of paper and clumps of lint can all gather at the openings of your HVAC vents and block airflow into your home. If this happens, it will diminish your HVAC system’s efficiency and effectiveness, raise your utility bills and subject your system to a greater risk of overheating and breaking down.
Fortunately, it’s rather simple to counteract this problem. We strongly recommend vacuuming and wiping down your HVAC registers and vents with a damp cloth regularly.
2. Replace or Clean Your Filters
If your HVAC system’s filters have too much debris on them, this can become a major impediment to airflow. For most HVAC systems, it should be enough to clean or replace the filters every three months. If you have a ductless mini-split, however, you should wash or wipe down the filters in each air handler unit every two weeks.
3. Schedule HVAC Maintenance
While you can do the previous things all on your own, HVAC maintenance will require the services of trained professionals. Sometimes, your HVAC system’s components will break down, and detritus will move into hard-to-reach areas. HVAC technicians will need to perform yearly tune-ups to fix degraded parts and clean them.
Neglecting the airflow in your Spring Hill, FL home can raise both your short-term and long-term HVAC-related costs, force you to deal with strange hot or cold spots and leave you feeling uncomfortable. For help properly ventilating your home, call Senica Air Conditioning, Inc. today to ask for our AC and heating repair services.
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