Q - A cracked furnace heat exchanger is dangerous. How often should I have it checked?

A - If your furnace is over 2 years old, it should be inspected by qualified technicians every fall before the winter season begins. Any other time the furnace is not operating properly (ex. the pilot blows out) it should be checked too.

Q - Why should I have routine maintenance done on my ac, furnace systems?

A - To maintain any warranty agreements, to keep them running efficiently, and to extend your air conditioner, ac, or heater life expectancy. Example: You maintain your car every 3 months or 3,000 miles to be sure it has clean parts and plenty of oil. This prevents some mechanical problems and helps your engine last longer. The same basically applies to keeping your furnace and air conditioning system’s motors and coils clean and in good condition.

Q - What should I do to maintain my Hvac equipment?

A - You should have a maintenance check up for your AC system in the spring before the warm weather arrives and for your gas furnace in the fall before the cool weather arrives. Your Furnace, air conditioning should be maintenance checked twice a year and can be done any month. Maintaining your system and changing the filter every month will lead to lower energy bills and a longer life for your equipment.

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Last updated: October 27, 2022

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