Getting Your System Ready for Warmer Weather

As we transition from the cool, wet winters of the Pacific Northwest to the milder spring temperatures, it’s crucial to ensure your HVAC system is prepared for the seasonal change. Regular maintenance not only extends the life of your system but also helps maintain optimal energy efficiency throughout the year.

Key Maintenance Tasks for Spring:

• Replace or clean air filters (recommended every 60-90 days)
• Clear debris from outdoor AC units
• Check and clean condensate drain lines
• Inspect ductwork for leaks or damage
• Test thermostat functionality

Professional Inspection Points

While some maintenance tasks can be handled by homeowners, certain aspects require professional attention:

• Electrical connection tightening and testing
• Refrigerant level assessment
• Compressor and fan motor evaluation
• Coil cleaning and inspection

Don’t wait until the first heat wave hits the greater Seattle area to discover problems with your cooling system. Preventative maintenance now can help avoid uncomfortable disruptions and costly emergency repairs later.

Why Spring Maintenance Matters

Regular spring maintenance helps:
– Reduce energy costs
– Improve indoor air quality
– Prevent unexpected breakdowns
– Extend equipment lifespan
– Maintain manufacturer warranties

Schedule your spring maintenance check today to ensure your system runs efficiently throughout the warmer months ahead. Your comfort is our priority, and we’re here to help keep your home’s climate control operating at its best.

Remember, investing in preventative maintenance is always more cost-effective than dealing with emergency repairs during peak cooling season.