Your air
conditioner cools and filters the air inside your
home, so you can enjoy worry-free cool, clean,
fresh air throughout the day. In fact, it can be easy to overlook the
importance of your air conditioning unit until it stops working properly. Most
air conditioners require occasional preventive maintenance to keep them running
smoothly throughout their lifetime. Performing preventive maintenance can
ensure your unit operates at the highest efficiency without premature
breakdowns. Does this sound familiar?
Changing the oil in you car, pumping your septic tank every 3 – 5 years,
going to the dentist for regular cleanings…
Here are the three main reasons that everyone should
schedule regular maintenance on your AC unit:
- Reduce Energy Costs
Regular preventive
maintenance as simple as cleaning can help improve the efficiency of your air
conditioning unit and save money on your electric bill. A dirty air filter in
an AC unit can interfere with the machine's ability to circulate cool air
throughout the room. As a result, the air conditioner can run longer each day
or cause you to change the temperature setting because the room feels warm even
though the unit is running. High Performance HVAC indicates that dirty
condenser coils can cause the air compressor to run harder, which draws more
amps from your electric service and results in higher electric bills.
- Lower Repair Costs
Preventative maintenance can
save a lot of money in repair costs by catching small problems before they
become bigger, more expensive problems. Not only does a dirty condenser coil
typically force the air conditioner to work harder and drive up the electric
bill, but also a dirty coil can also force the compressor to work much harder
and can result in premature failure of the compressor. The cost to check and
clean condenser coils is generally much lower than the cost of replacing the
compressor. Preventive maintenance can also detect other issues such as a water
leak in the system that could cause damage to the AC unit or to the building
structure. Also, if you constantly
need a technician to put more Freon in your system, spend the extra money and
fix the leak and repair it. You
will save money in the long run.
- Extend Equipment Life
Extend the life of your air
conditioning unit by taking care of it throughout its working life. Air
conditioners work best when they are regularly serviced and cleaned as needed.
If one part fails to work as it was designed to, it can cause stress to the
entire air conditioning system and result in a total breakdown. Keeping all
parts in good working order means less stress on the equipment overall. The
unit functions better over the long term and it can last much longer than a
unit that has not been sufficiently maintained.
RooterPLUS! is available 7
days a week to perform these maintenance calls. Our two visits per year (one for your heating system and one
for you AC) involve a thorough 30-point inspection and will guarantee you will
stay comfortable all year!!


I totally agree with what you wrote there, my friend. Yes, it does improve the AC’s performance and it prolongs its lifespan too. I usually clean our AC’s twice a month and I also check them for leakage problems. So far, there are no problems with my units and they live up to my expectations.
ReplyDeleteBea Litterer
I totally agree with what you posted because I maintain my units. I always say that prevention is better than cure. Cleaning and checking your units routinely will truly save you money in the long run. I’m proud to say that all my units are working perfectly well despite their age, and I’ve encountered minimal problems with them. That’s what simple tasks like these can do!
ReplyDeleteDarryl Lorio