As fall approaches, it’s important to ensure your home’s HVAC unit is ready to handle the change in temperature and seasons. You don’t want to find yourself without the luxury of a working furnace on a cold day. So what are some ways you can help avoid that? This blog will detail steps you can take to ensure your home is ready for fall and leading into winter.

Changing Filters

One of the most important things you can do to prepare your HVAC unit for fall is to change your air and furnace filters. Dirty filters will reduce the efficiency of your unit and can cause it to break down and decrease its lifespan. If you want to save yourself money down the line, make sure you make a filter-changing schedule. It’s recommended to change your air filter every three months, and if you have pets in your home, you should change them more regularly.

Schedule Regular Maintenance

By contacting an HVAC technician, you can rest assured your home’s system is running the best it can. An HVAC specialist will also be able to stop any problems in their tracks, ensure they won’t continue, and recommend how to avoid them in the future. Regular maintenance is the best way to save money and expand the lifespan of your home’s HVAC.

Cleaning Air Ducts and Vents

One of the most important things you can do is to clean your air ducts and vents. Dust, dirt, and other debris can build up over time, and when your furnace or air conditioner kicks on, all of that dirt and dust gets circulated through your home. Not only is this gross, but it can also be dangerous for you and your family if anyone has allergies or asthma.

How We Can Help

At Econo Air we are the experts in ultimate home comfort. From your heating to your electrical, our team can handle any situation that arises in your home. We offer a maintenance plan to help you stay on top of caring for your home. Our maintenance plan includes both a furnace and air conditioner tune-up, so you’re taken care of all year long!

For all of your HVAC needs and questions contact Econo Air at (714) 710-1070! The ultimate in home comfort.