1. Procrastination Is Costly


    If your tooth hurts, and you decide to hold off on seeing the dentist until the pain is unbearable, then your dentist bill may end up a lot higher than it could have been had you went right away.  The same holds true for your Air Conditioner.  If a small part is malfunctioning, then it puts a strain on the entire system.  The more strain the Air Conditioner is under, the quicker properly working parts wear out, and the more expensive it is for you.

     

  2. New AC Efficiency


    If your summer energy bills make you feel sick, then maybe you own an older model Air Conditioner.  Today’s systems are much more energy efficient than those made even 5 years ago.  With that said, how efficient is a system 10 years old?  15 years old??  20 years old???  If your Air Conditioner is more than 10 years old, then the savings you will receive on your energy bills and maintenance repairs will pay for your new Air Conditioner in a surprisingly short amount of time.

     

  3. Air Filter Maintenance


    Make sure your Air Filters are clean.  A clogged air filter causes excess strain on the system in that it has to work harder in order to suck in the appropriate amount of air that it needs, if it will be able to accomplish this at all.  The more strain you put on your Air Conditioner the more money you are taking out of your pocket.

     

  4. AC Thermostat Setting


    An Air Conditioner is designed to cool your home by 20 degrees relative to the outside temperature.  Therefore, set your thermostat accordingly.  If the temperaure outside is 95 degrees, then set your thermostat for 75 degrees.  If you have your thermostat set for 70 degrees or lower, then your Air Conditioner will never turn off during the day.  This will cause your energy bills to be at their highest and will cause the most wear and tear on your system.

     

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  6. Don’t Delay Service


    If your tooth hurts, and you decide to hold off on seeing the dentist until the pain is unbearable, then your dentist bill may end up a lot higher than it could have been had you went right away. The same holds true for your Heater.  If a small part is malfunctioning, then it puts a strain on the entire system.  The more strain the Heater is under, the quicker properly working parts wear out, and the more expensive it is for you.

     

  7. New Heater Efficiency


    If your winter energy bills make you feel sick, then maybe you own an older model Heater. Today’s systems are much more energy efficient than those made even 5 years ago.  With that said, how efficient is a system 10 years old?  15 years old??  20 years old???  If your Heater is more than 10 years old, then the savings you will receive on your energy bills and maintenance repairs will pay for your new Heater in a surprisingly short amount of time.

     

  8. Clean Air Filters


    Make sure that your Air Filters are clean!  Check them twice per year, once before Winter, and once before Summer.  Clogged air filters place a strain on the system, in that more effort is required to suck in the appropriate amount of air that it needs, if it will be able to accomplish this at all.  The more strain you put on your Heater the more money you are taking out of your pocket.

     

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  10. Realistic Thermostat Setting


    A Heater is designed to warm your home up by 20 degrees relative to the outside temperature. Therefore, set your thermostat accordingly. If the temperaure outside is 50 degrees, then set your thermostat for 70 degrees. If you have your thermostat set for 75 degrees or higher, then your Heater will never turn off. This will cause your energy bills to be at their highest and will cause the most wear and tear on your system.