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May 18, 2020

Summers in Tucson, AZ, are long and hot, which is why you need to get your heat pump ready. Scheduling heat pump maintenance before summer’s peak heat arrives allows you to choose a convenient appointment time. Here are some of the reasons why scheduling a heat pump tune-up now will save you money and keep you cooler this summer.

Improve Air Flow

Dirty air filters, ducts, vents, coils and fans obstruct air flow. This causes your home to feel too hot. A clogged air filter also causes your heat pump to cycle more frequently, which increases your electricity bills. Air filters should be checked monthly and replaced quarterly. Our technicians replace dirty air filters and clean the heat pump’s coils and other components, leading to improved comfort in each room of your home.

Increase Energy Efficiency

According to the Department of Energy, a well-maintained heat pump uses 10 to 25 percent less electricity to cool your Tucson home compared to a neglected heat pump. By keeping up with maintenance, your heat pump could save $30 or more each month on cooling costs for your Tucson home. A springtime tune-up ensures that every part of your heat pump is in optimal condition and ready to cool your home.

Prevent System Breakdowns

One of the top benefits of scheduling a heat pump tune-up now is preventing disruptions to your comfort later in the summer. Our technicians inspect all parts, and look for signs of damage or excessive wear and tear. Replacing worn parts now could prevent a system shut-down in the summertime. During a tune-up, we also check the refrigerant. A refrigerant leak could also cause your system to blow warm air or cause a system shut-down. Taking care of small problems now could help you avoid a costly repairs or premature replacement of your heat pump.

To learn more about the benefits of a heat pump tune-up for your Tucson area home, check out Crest Air’s heat pump maintenance services, or call us today for more info.


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