When warm weather approaches Norwalk and Moines, many homeowners wonder how they can improve the AC efficiency without finding major renovation work. Dale Adams from Triple A Home Services explains that the system's performance before summer heat can be uncomplicated and inexpensive. His advice emphasizes simple maintenance steps that can extend the lifespan of air conditioning systems and at the same time save money for energy bills.
Adams emphasizes that the first priority is to check and replace air filters, since clogged filters can force the systems to work harder than necessary. The review and sealing channel is another important step to ensure that cooled air remains in the house instead of assuming. For those who use even older thermostats, he recommends switching to intelligent models, adapting the cooling plans to occupancy patterns and minimizing energy waste.
Professional maintenance also plays a crucial role. By planning an annual tuning-up, a technician can components for fine-tuning, checking the refrigerant and cleaning the coils to maximize efficiency. Outside units should remain free of ruins and, if possible, shaded to reduce the compressor rope. The assessment of the insulation of the house and the introduction of simple steps such as the use of ceiling fans and closing curtains during hot times of the day can contribute significantly to maintain a comfortable internal temperature.
Small preventive measures can help homeowners to avoid costly breakdowns when intensive summer heat arrives. To learn more about these practical tips, read the full article on how to improve the efficiency of your AC before the summer hits in Hellonation Magazine are presented.
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