Your HVAC is not something your buy, install, turn on, and forget about for a few decades as it does it’s thing. This isn’t to say business owners treat their equipment this way. But those who want to protect their investment and increase its longevity know that the only way to do this is through
You do not want your HVAC to work at less than an optimal level. Not only are inefficient systems more expensive to run, but you run the very real risk of a breakdown that could have easily been prevented. So, when the temperatures start to dip below freezing, how do you know if your
Preventative maintenance is the scheduled, periodic maintenance of important HVAC systems which includes: Replacing air filters Cleaning the coil and cabinet Cleaning drain pans and condensation points Inspecting moving parts like fans and motors Inspecting duct system Testing safety controls Inspecting condensers and heat exchangers Inspecting thermostats and controls Lubricating or replacing belts Maintenance