FAQs

HVAC is an acronym that represents heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. These three functions are often combined into a single system in modern buildings and homes.

It is generally recommended to have your HVAC system inspected twice a year, typically in spring and fall. During these inspections, technicians will examine critical components such as the blower, thermostat, and vent registers to ensure optimal performance.

To enhance the energy efficiency of your HVAC system, ensure proper sealing of windows and doors, regularly replace ventilation filters, and consider upgrading to a smart thermostat. These measures can significantly improve system performance and reduce energy consumption.

For optimal efficiency, air filters should typically be replaced every one to two months. However, more frequent changes may be necessary in households with pets or in areas with high dust levels. Regular filter replacement helps maintain system efficiency and indoor air quality.