Why You Need an A/C Tune-up This Spring

Summer is calling, which means it’s about time to crank up the A/C. Since the A/C has been dormant for several months, you’ll want to make sure it’s in top shape to handle the Ohio heat and humidity. That’s why it’s important to schedule a spring tune-up. During a spring tune-up, an HVAC technician will examine your air conditioner to ensure that it’s ready to go and keep your home cool and comfortable well into early autumn.

During the late fall and winter, your A/C unit has been exposed to harsh weather and has accumulated dirt, leaves, and other debris, which can clog the air filter and hinder performance. The HVAC technician will clean the A/C unit and change the air filter, but they will also check the outside area for any hazards or vegetation that may impact performance, clean the blower, clean the condenser and evaporator coils, check the refrigerant level, gauge the airflow, and more, and will make any recommendations to ensure uninterrupted comfort throughout the season.

A properly performing air conditioner will keep your home cool during the summer, but it will also improve overall indoor air quality and reduce your energy bills. Plus, a well-maintained A/C will last longer and, in some cases, seasonal maintenance may be a requirement to uphold any manufacturer’s warranty. An added bonus is that you won’t have to worry about A/C breakdown during summer’s hottest months. Think about it this way, the money you spend upfront on a tune-up will be recouped through lower electricity bills and peace of mind.

Schedule an A/C Tuneup Today

If your A/C needs a spring cleaning, contact Atlas Butler at 1-800-FURNACE to schedule an appointment with one of our skilled HVAC technicians. If you want hassle-free maintenance, plus discounts on products and services, join Atlas Butler’s Comfort Club. Your annual maintenance will already be on the books, so it’s one less thing to worry about on your to-do list. Three membership tiers are available for a sound investment in comfort and prolonging the life of your HVAC system.