We recommend scheduling two maintenance check-ups per year — one for heating and one for cooling; this helps you save on energy bills, avoid breakdowns, and make your HVAC system last longer.

HVACs typically have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years. However, as your system ages, it becomes less efficient and may not perform as well as it used to. If your HVAC unit is over ten years old and needs frequent repairs, it may be time to start considering a replacement.

It depends on what type of filter you have. Disposable filters should be changed every 30 days, while pleated or ploy filters can last up to 90 days. Media or CleanEffects filters have a longer lifespan and should be replaced annually. Doing so can prevent dust, debris, and allergens from circulating in your home or office.

If your HVAC is too big, it’ll cool or heat your space fast but won’t get rid of humidity. If it’s too small, it’ll have a hard time keeping the temperature regulated. 

To figure out what size HVAC system you need, consider how big your space is, how well it’s insulated, how many windows you have, and what the climate’s like. We recommend contacting our HVAC experts to get the calculations right and pick the perfect system for your home or business.

The answer depends on your personal comfort preferences and energy efficiency goals. In general, 68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit (20 to 22 degrees Celsius) is considered comfortable comfortable for most individuals. However, seven a small change in temperature can save a lot of energy. 

During the winter months, lowering the thermostat by a few degrees when you’re away from home or asleep can help reduce heating costs. The same goes for raising the thermostat slightly in the summer.

Poor air quality can cause health issues like allergies, breathing problems, and general discomfort; this is especially important in places where people gather, such as offices, schools, and healthcare facilities. 

Various factors can make indoor air quality worse, including dust, allergens, chemicals, and mold. HVAC systems help by filtering out pollutants and maintaining proper ventilation.

We recommend clearing any obstructions around your HVAC system. If you can, find any paperwork like warranties or past service records and have it ready. It’s also helpful to have a list of any specific concerns or issues you’ve noticed with your unit.