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  • Check HVAC filters biannually; dirty filters reduce efficiency and indoor air quality.
  • Program your thermostat for winter to maximize HVAC efficiency and energy savings.
  • Schedule tune-up with Premier Heating & Air to prevent winter HVAC issues.

Fall is here! Although it’s still been quite warm here in the Denver area, rest assured, winter is coming.

While they may have been enjoying the ability to have all the windows open without turning on the heat or air conditioning, they’ll soon need to rely on the HVAC system to keep the home’s climate tolerable during the colder months.

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Premier Heating and Air, they’ve been helping to keep Denver homes comfortable with superior HVAC services

Here at Premier Heating and Air, they’ve been helping to keep Denver homes comfortable with superior HVAC services. They always encourage the customers to use the changing of the seasons as a built-in reminder that it’s time to show the HVAC system some tender loving care.

While they recommend that they call Premier Heating and Air for any HVAC installation or repair services they may need, as these can be complicated and result in damage to the home if performed incorrectly, there are some maintenance tasks that can be completed by the average homeowner.

Evaluate Filters

The air filter is one of the most important parts of the HVAC system, as it prevents the spread of dirt, dust, and allergens throughout the home.

Twice a year, in the spring and fall, they recommend that they check the air filter to ensure that it is clean and in good repair. Most filters need to be changed every six months to keep the air clean and the HVAC system working at its most efficient.

Check Thermostat

Most modern thermostats have separate heating and cooling functions that must be programmed

Most modern thermostats have separate heating and cooling functions that must be programmed to keep the home at an ideal temperature throughout the year.

Even though they may not have a need for heat yet, it’s a good time to go ahead and program the HVAC system for optimal temperatures throughout the winter. This will maximize the system’s efficiency and conserve energy, saving money.

Inspect the Furnace or Heat Pump

Are there flammable materials around the furnace that may pose a safety risk when it’s running all the time through the winter?

For homes that utilize a heat pump that relies on an outdoor unit, it’s necessary to make sure that autumn winds haven’t piled up leaves and other debris around the intake areas.

Schedule HVAC Service

Scheduling an inspection and tune-up with Premier Heating and Air will ensure that any problems

How often do they go to the dentist? Probably twice a year. How about the primary care physician? Most people get a physical exam at least once a year. Now, how long has it been since the HVAC system has been serviced by a professional?

Scheduling an inspection and tune-up with Premier Heating and Air will ensure that any problems with the HVAC system are identified and repaired before the cold sets in.

Think About New HVAC Installation

If it’s been over a decade since the HVAC system was installed, it may be time for a new unit.

During the inspection, the knowledgeable technician will let they know if installing a new, more efficient HVAC system could save they money in the long run.

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