How an HVAC Maintenance Plan Can Help You Save

January 20, 2019

Having your HVAC system maintained regularly by a professional can extend its life. It can also help you avoid costly, inconvenient breakdowns and make your home in Mount Pleasant, Texas, more comfortable. With an HVAC maintenance service agreement, an expert will check your heater in the fall and inspect your air conditioner in the spring. You’ll get convenient reminders so you won’t have to worry about forgetting to schedule an appointment. Read on to learn how an HVAC maintenance plan can help you save.

Improved Energy Savings

Many problems with your HVAC system, like a dirty air filter, a refrigerant leak or leaky ductwork, can waste energy. These issues and others force your HVAC system to work harder to keep your home comfortable. An HVAC maintenance service plan will pay for itself over time through energy savings. Experienced service technicians can keep your system operating at peak efficiency. As a result, you minimize your energy expenditures.

A Longer Life for Your HVAC System

Most HVAC systems last for 15 to 20 years with the right maintenance. Conversely, they can fail after only a few years without it. When you have a professional check your HVAC system, they’ll inspect all your system’s parts, including the:

Electrical connections
Thermostat settings
Ductwork

That way, you can have any issues repaired before they cause unnecessary wear and tear or force you to prematurely replace your HVAC system.

Better Indoor Air Quality

Contaminants in your indoor air can damage your home, increasing the need for more dusting and vacuuming. They can also cause asthma or allergy symptoms that could interrupt your sleep or create more health problems. Remember to change your HVAC filter every 90 days.

Wood Air Conditioning & Plumbing, Inc. has more than 60 years of HVAC experience. We’re dedicated to quality service, and we have a 100-percent satisfaction guarantee. For more information about our maintenance agreements, call us at 903-285-6550.

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