(MENAFNEditorial) Tampa, Florida - As the winter approaches, and the HVAC requirements change, this is often the time of year when many systems develop a fault or problem. The sudden change in climate and a system which has been continuously working all through the summer can suddenly stop working, inevitably at the most inopportune moment.
Many homeowners panic when this type of problem develops; the thought of entering a cold winter with a defective HVAC system can be very worrying, and it might seem like an excellent option to replace the entire system rather than take a calculated risk that getting a repair done won't lead to a constant stream of problems.
The biggest issue for homeowners is knowing what option is best, after all, a new HVAC system is an expensive investment, but many customers tend to err on the cautious side rather than take a risk.
After some extensive research, the general consensus of opinion is that on average 20 years is the breaking point. According to a leading Tampa AC Repair Company, Air National HVAC , any system under 20 years is generally worth repairing in the majority of cases. Every case needs to be judged on its individual merits, but at least this piece of information gives the man on the street something to work from.
The autumn time is also the best time to have your HVAC system serviced, as generally, it is the quietest time of year for the HVAC companies, just after the busy summer period and before the onset of winter. For anyone looking to save some money and get a deal autumn is the best time to make inquiries.
Although it is always advisable to get your HVAC system regularly serviced, there are also a couple of things homeowners can do to ensure the longevity of their system. Change the filters according to the manufacturer guidelines and always ensure that any air intakes are kept free of dust debris and particularly leaves at this time of year. By following these simple maintenance tips, your HVAC system is much more likely to last at least twenty years and hopefully much longer.
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