Why You Need to Schedule HVAC Maintenance Today!

Servicing the HVAC unit in your Augusta, Georgia, home will help the system function well year-round. HVAC maintenance keeps utility costs low and is less likely to break down, saving you money while keeping you comfortable.

Boost Your Unit’s Efficiency

Your HVAC unit accumulates dust and debris throughout the year. Left unchecked, these accumulations force your unit to work harder than it should, resulting in unnecessary wear and tear on the unit and a less efficient system. During a scheduled service visit, an HVAC technician will clean and inspect your system, which will boost its efficiency.

Keep Your Home More Comfortable

A well-maintained air conditioner and heating system will keep you more comfortable than one that one that’s been ignored. Like any piece of machinery, your HVAC system will become less effective with age; its components will simply begin to wear down as they get older. However, regular maintenance can minimize the problems typically associated with older HVAC systems. Biannual tune-ups help your system run more smoothly, allowing it to heat and cool your home more precisely so it can keep you comfortable.

Save You Money

Having your HVAC system serviced regularly saves you money. Yes, you pay for service visits, but regular maintenance will provide huge savings down the road. Regular maintenance reduces your utility bills by helping the unit run more efficiently. It increases the odds that service techs will notice problems when they’re small and less expensive to fix. Furthermore, regular maintenance is likely to extend the life of the unit by at least a year or two, allowing you to delay replacement.

Having your AC regularly serviced is one of the best steps you can take to extend the unit’s life. You’ll recoup your service expenses many times over in reduced energy bills and fewer breakdowns. Give the professionals at Doc Savage Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. a call at 706-426-9262. We’ll be glad to get you started on a regular maintenance plan today.

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