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Frequently
Asked Questions
Bi-annual (Spring/Fall) maintenance on your system can prolong the life of the system and improve the efficiency.
YES, your heating system and cooling system must be maintained annually to keep your system warranty in effect.
Fiberglass filters last up to 30 days. Pleated filters can last up to 90 days. Washable filters should be washed every 30 days and last up to 5 years. Mini-pleated filters should be vacuumed every 60 days and will last up to one year. There is no “standard expectancy” for an air filter. It all depends on each home’s characteristics, how many people live there, if there are pets, if there are smokers, how much air pollution and pollen is in your town, etc… The best way to make sure you are changing your air filter on time is to be proactive and regularly check it monthly. Mark it on your calendar, schedule it on your phone, or put a note on the refrigerator.
The life of your filter depends on your environment and the type of filter you have installed. To put it simply, there really is no concrete answer to this question. Certain things such as:
- The number of people who live in your home
- If there are pets in the house
- If there is a smoker in the house
- If you leave the windows open
- If you have pollen-bearing trees or plants in the neighborhood
- If you live in an area with a lot of dampness
- If you live in an area that is dry or arid
- Plus many others
If several of these factors sound familiar, you’ll likely experience a quicker loading of particles on your filters and will consequently have to change it more often. A good rule of thumb is to check your filter every month. If you can hold the filter up to a light and not see through it, it is time to change your filter. At an absolute minimum, you should change your filter every three months. A clean air filter will also prevent dust and dirt from building up in the system, which could lead to expensive maintenance and utility bills.
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