Every air conditioning and heating system that uses forced-air ventilation to bring comfortable temperatures to the home has a filter. This air filter serves a very important purpose—protecting your AC unit from the damage of incoming debris. But, it might also be the reason your monthly bills are so high.
Check out two ways your air filter may actually be costing you, and find out what you should do to keep your AC equipment operating smoothly and efficiently.
Don’t neglect your air conditioner as the year goes on. This month, continue to care for your air conditioner in any way you can, so that you’re not stuck dealing with a costly, troublesome AC system breakdown. Read on to see what you should do for your air conditioner this month and every month to follow.
Have you been told how important it is to change the filter of your air conditioner once a year? Doing so helps with more than you might think. While many people assume that this recommendation is just for their health (to keep particles out of the air you breathe), it’s actually largely for the good of your air conditioner. A dirty air filter blocks airflow to the unit, causing:
If you’re in the market for a new AC system, and you currently cool your home with window units or a portable AC, we think it’s time to give ductless air conditioning a look. Ductless air conditioners are not like those other ductless home cooling methods, which use inefficient technology to cool a single room. Rather, you’ll have an entire system dedicated to cooling your home just like with central AC—without the hassle of upgrading your home.
