PHOENIX, AZ, November 13, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- It is an expense homeowners would like to face as infrequently as possible. One of the best ways homeowners can extend the life of their HVAC unit is through routine maintenance. Park & Sons offers some advice on routine HVCA maintenance.
Parker & Sons would like to inform homeowners than some aspect of routine HVAC maintenance can be done without the assistance of a professional technician. Changing air filters is a good thing for homeowners to do on their own. Companies like Energy Star recommend filters be changed every three months to maintain a unit's peak efficiency.
Parker & Sons further advises on excellent ways homeowners can extend the life of their HVAC unit. Although it may not be considered maintenance, easing off the thermostat by a few degrees will greatly lesson the load placed on the home HVAC unit. Parker & Sons informs homeowners that amount of energy required to cool a home from 70 degrees, to 68 is rather significant.
A visual inspection can also be performed by homeowners on a semi-regular basis. They should keep an eye on for dirt and debris gathering around the HVAC unit. Parker & Sons comments that it is also a good idea to inspect a unit's drain opening. Obstructions to the drain could lead to major damage. It is wise to clear them out if they exist.
There are a few aspect of seasonal maintenance that can also extend the life of an HVAC unit. Once or twice a year it is important to lubricate a unit's moving parts. Homeowners may not want to do this task on their own. They should contact a trained and NATE certified HVAC technicians. Although maintenance does cost money, it could end up saving homeowners thousands of dollars in the long run.
"We have always believed that routine HVAC maintenance is one of the responsibilities held by every homeowners. At Parker & Sons we offer a maintenance agreement which gives homeowners priority scheduling and a number of discounts. People who enroll in out maintenance agreement plan become Parker Family Members. I really don't think there is any better way to extend the life of your HVAC unit than joining the Parker & Sons family," said Josh Kelly of Parker & Sons.
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