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Prepare Your HVAC System for Summer to Winter Transition

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With summer ending, it’s important to take steps to get ready for the cold weather season. One item in your home that may need some maintenance in preparation for winter is your HVAC system. Your AC has probably been running at top speed all summer and it’s now time to power down a bit and switch to heating preparations for the winter season. Here are some items that will be on the HVAC season transition checklist and why you should have an HVAC professional handle this job for you. 

Why It’s Important to Hire an HVAC Professional

Before you start the HVAC system seasonal transition process, it’s important to hire an industry professional to do the work for you. You don’t want to handle all of the maintenance on this important household appliance and you want to make sure the job is done right. An HVAC pro knows exactly what needs to be done to ensure your HVAC system works well when the weather turns cold and it’s time to turn on the heat. Also, they’ll ensure that your AC is ready when the weather turns warm again. 

What Items Will the HVAC Service Pro Check?

When you hire an HVAC professional to check your system before the winter season, this heating and air conditioning pro will inspect and provide maintenance on various parts of your HVAC setup. Here are some HVAC system areas your HVAC professional will check and maintain:

  • Clean the outdoor air conditioning unit
  • Shut off the power to the AC
  • Cover the outdoor AC unit to keep leaves, debris, snow, and other items out of the system
  • Have a full inspection and maintenance session with the HVAC industry professional, including system testing and safety inspection
  • Change the air filter
  • Inspect the vents and ductwork
  • Make sure the thermostat is working correctly

An industry professional knows exactly how to proceed to get your HVAC system ready for winter. In addition to inspection, the HVAC pro will provide the required seasonal maintenance and ensure that when you turn on the heat on a cold winter evening, you will be met with warm air flow and a comfortable setting in your home. 

You may also want to take steps on your own to ensure the warm air stays inside your house. Check out window and door areas for any cracks or crevices where cold air can get in and the warm air can get out. Use caulk or weather stripping to cover these areas. Doing so will keep your home warm, help you save money on heating bills, and ensure your HVAC system operates at its full potential. 

Let NuBlue Handle the HVAC Seasonal Transition Duties For You

As the warm weather ends, contact NuBlue to get your seasonal transition appointment set up for your HVAC system. Our team will inspect and maintain your HVAC system and help you get ready for cold weather. We offer HVAC services throughout many areas of North Carolina, including Charlotte, Fayetteville, Greenville, and Lake Norman. Our team provides quick and efficient service so you can get your HVAC system prepped for winter in no time at all.

Call the NuBlue team today for all of your HVAC system needs!

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