Skip to content Most systems should be professionally cleaned every 1–2 years, depending on usage and indoor conditions. Homes with pets, allergies, or heavy system use may require more frequent cleaning.
Cleaning removes dust, debris, and buildup from coils, filters, and blower components. Removing these contaminants can help reduce particles circulating through your home.
Most mini-split cleaning appointments take between one and two hours, depending on the number of indoor units and the system’s condition.
Yes. Debris and buildup can clog the drain pan or drain line inside the indoor unit. When drainage becomes restricted, condensation may overflow and cause water to drip from the unit.
Fluorescent bulbs are more expensive but save you money in the long run. A single incandescent light bulb can cost the same as 6 to 10 fluorescent bulbs – and the fluorescents last about 10 times longer. There are attractive compact units that illuminate more like a traditional bulb, giving off a pleasing, soft light, and many other shapes and types to choose from.
Setting your thermostat a few degrees higher or lower when nobody is home will significantly lower your electricity use. According to ENERGY STAR, it could save up to $180 every year in energy costs.
Fans circulate the air, creating a breeze and making the room feel cool. In the winter, fans help to keep warm, rising air circulating.
They use less electricity and less water than their traditional appliances.
Dirty filters restrict the flow of air and will cause your heating and cooling systems to use more power. Clean filters will reduce electricity, and save you money on your electric bill.
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