- Change your air filter regularly to improve air quality and maintain efficient operation.
- Schedule annual maintenance with a professional to keep your system running smoothly.
- Keep the outdoor unit free of debris and make sure there is proper ventilation.
- Set your thermostat to an energy-saving temperature when you are away or sleeping.
- Use a programmable thermostat to automatically adjust the temperature based on your schedule.
- Insulate your ductwork to reduce energy losses and improve efficiency.
- Keep vents and registers open and clear of obstructions to allow proper airflow.
- Clean your indoor unit regularly to keep it free of dirt and dust.
- Make sure your system is properly sized for your home and has the correct ductwork design.
- Use a high-efficiency air filter to remove pollutants and improve indoor air quality.
- Seal air leaks in your home to reduce energy losses and improve indoor air quality.
- Set your fan to “auto” instead of “on” to reduce energy consumption.
- Keep outdoor units level to prevent stress on the components and improve efficiency.
- Install a whole-home humidifier to improve indoor air quality and comfort.
- Use a zoning system to control different temperatures in different areas of your home.
- Insulate your hot water heater and pipes to reduce energy losses and improve efficiency.
- Keep your attic well-ventilated to reduce energy losses and prevent moisture buildup.
- Use a timer to control when your system turns on and off to reduce energy consumption.
- Consider adding air sealing and insulation upgrades to improve energy efficiency and comfort.
- Regularly check your system for signs of wear and tear, such as leaks, strange noises, or uneven heating or cooling.
