Will the technician replace the air filter during HVAC maintenance?
Yes, the technician will check the air filter during HVAC maintenance and replace it if necessary. You can provide a replacement filter, and the technician will install it as part of the service. If you don’t have a replacement filter on hand and the technician has a compatible filter for your unit, you can purchase one directly from the technician, and they will install it for you.
Regular air filter replacement is important for maintaining good indoor air quality and ensuring your HVAC system runs efficiently. A clean filter helps prevent dust and debris from building up in the system, which can improve performance, extend the life of your equipment, and reduce energy costs. If you're unsure of the right filter for your unit, the technician can also advise you on the correct type and size for future replacements.
For more information about caring for your heating and cooling system, visit our HVAC maintenance page.
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