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• Change Air Filters Regularly: Check filters monthly and replace or clean them every 3 months to maintain airflow and efficiency.

• Keep the Outdoor Unit Clear: Make sure the area around the outdoor condenser unit is free from leaves, grass, and debris for proper airflow.

• Schedule Annual Professional Maintenance: A yearly tune-up by a certified HVAC technician keeps your system running efficiently and prevents costly breakdowns.

• Don’t Block Vents and Registers: Keep furniture and curtains away from air vents to ensure proper circulation and avoid overworking your system.

• Use a Programmable Thermostat: Save on energy bills by setting temperatures according to your schedule.

• Clean Coils: Evaporator and condenser coils collect dirt over time—keep them clean for better cooling performance.

• Check Insulation and Sealing: Ensure your home is well-insulated and sealed to prevent cool air from escaping.

• Keep Air Vents Open: Closing vents can increase pressure and lead to duct leaks—keep them open for balanced airflow.

• Avoid Heat Near Thermostats: Heat-producing appliances near your thermostat can cause your AC to overwork by giving false temperature readings.