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As springtime rolls in, many homeowners shift their focus to freshening up their homes, tackling deep cleaning projects, and preparing for warmer days ahead. One often-overlooked yet essential aspect of seasonal home maintenance is scheduling an early HVAC checkup.
Spring is the perfect time to ensure both your heating and air conditioning systems are in optimal condition before summer’s heat arrives. Give us a call to learn about our early maintenance special going on this spring in Cedar Rapids. For everyone on the fence, keep reading to learn about why ductless systems need bi-annual maintenance!
Winter is fast approaching, but is your HVAC system ready for it? Winterization helps you protect yourself against high energy bills and protect your physical HVAC unit from ice and melting snow.
It’s time for HVAC maintenance in Cedar Rapids, IA before winterizing your home. Tune up your unit, protect it, and use these winterization tips to protect it until it’s ready to use when spring rolls around.
Right now is the best time to arrange for Cedar Falls, IA HVAC maintenance for your heating system if you haven’t done so already. Maintenance is the number one way to ensure that your heater will work as efficiently and effectively as you need it to for as long as you need it to. And having your heater tune-up close to when it will need to be used the most is a good strategy.
HVAC maintenance is often part of a larger maintenance plan for a home. Our maintenance program is just that—a whole-home check that ensures all your systems are clean, and working safely and effectively. We’ll get to that below, but in the meantime, read on to discover what’s included in a maintenance club and what makes our program stand out!
For many homeowners, maintenance may seem like “just an extra service to pay for,” until you join a membership club like ours. Professional maintenance pays you back over the years, by improving efficiency, reducing repair needs, and extending the lifespan of your home comfort systems overall. And joining a membership club will provide you with even more benefits (especially if you join ours!)
The Dalton Complete Home Comfort Membership Plan is just one monthly fee and covers all your home’s systems; HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fireplace, and indoor air quality. Plus membership affords you a number of advantages. Learn how a maintenance plan benefits you and why it’s worth the investment. Read on to learn more!
An HVAC “tune-up” or maintenance ensures that your heating and cooling systems perform as efficiently and effectively as possible, for as long as possible. During maintenance, our technicians thoroughly clean, inspect, and adjust any components that need it–making sure everything is working as flawlessly as possible. To learn more about the best schedule for this service, check out how often you should have your HVAC system tuned up.
This increases the lifespan of the system, helps it perform more efficiently, and reduces repair needs by up to 85%!
Just like any other big piece of electrical equipment, including your car, even your heating and cooling systems will suffer from natural wear and tear throughout the years. You might have a minor issue, like a worn-down motor bearing, that our techs can locate and fix during your tune-up… but if you had skipped that tune-up and that problem was missed, it could lead to the motor overheating and your system completely breaking down.
If you have a standard furnace or central air conditioning system, you should have your unit tuned up annually. For your cooling system, it’s best to get this done in the spring, and for your heating system, it’s best to do it in the fall. And if you have a year-round heat pump, you should have professional maintenance done twice a year.
Read on to learn the answers to some of our most common HVAC maintenance questions.
