Debris That Accumulates Over Time

The vent system is susceptible to all kinds of debris build up over time. Some of the most common types of debris that gets trapped in your vents include: dust, dirt, pollen, pet dander, pet hair, bacteria, germs, mold, and mildew. These things can greatly affect the air quality in your home causing irritation and sickness, especially for anyone who is immune compromised, or suffers from allergies.  In addition to causing sickness and allergies, dirty vents can obstruct the flow of air, making your unit work harder and less efficiently. This can greatly impact the effectiveness of your HVAC system, as well as the longevity. The harder you work your system, the more prone it is to breaking down. This can also increase your operating costs, as it requires more energy to maintain a comfortable temperature in your home.   

Improve The Air Quality In Your Home

You can improve the air quality in your home, by having your vents cleaned on a regular basis. Annually is a good idea, perhaps more depending on the area you live in. For example, if you live in an area that has a high pollen count, or if you have pets, you may want to consider more frequent cleaning.    By having the vents cleaned on a regular basis, you remove all of the nasty stuff that collects inside of your vents. This allows for fresh clean air to be circulated, therefore improving the air quality in your home.  

Don't Forget The Filters

Another way you can improve the air quality in your home is to clean or change your air filters regularly. Some filters are designed to be cleaned, while others are disposable. Regardless of the kind of filter you have, it is important to stay up to date on maintenance. Your HVAC system has two sets of filters, one for outside and one for inside. To improve the quality in your home and also the performance of your system, those filters need to be maintained. This should be part of the regular maintenance for your HVAC system, however you may want to change or clean the filters several times a year depending on your needs. If you suffer from allergies, or have pets, you may want to switch out the filters more frequently.  Want to improve the air quality of your home and also improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your HVAC system? Have your vents cleaned today! In addition, don’t forget to schedule regular maintenance for your HVAC. Winter is just around the corner, make sure your heater is ready to go! To schedule your appointment click here.      Signs You May Have a Damaged Sewer Line The Effect of Heavy Rain on Your Plumbing What Liquids Should You NOT Pour Down The Drain