5 Interesting Myths About HVAC Services

HVAC Myths
Thu, 07/23/2020 - 9:00am 

5 Interesting Myths About HVAC Services

Contacting professional HVAC services comes with many benefits. Their job is to inspect your HVAC, make any necessary repairs and replace when necessary. After all, an HVAC unit is an essential part of any home. However, there’s a lot of confusion surrounding them and the information they provide. Here are five interesting myths about HVAC services:

Larger Units Work Better

First time homeowners are sometimes confused by this one. The first myth is that larger HVAC units work better. The truth is that larger doesn't always mean better performance. In fact, if the HVAC unit is the wrong size, not only does it work harder than it needs to, but can also inflate your monthly power bill.

HVAC Units Don't Require Regular Maintenance

Some people believe that they don't need to fix what isn't broken. They might think that the only time they need to call an HVAC technician is when their unit stops working. Regular HVAC maintenance is more than just simply figuring out the source of an issue. It also extends the life of your system. It also ensures that your HVAC works as efficiently as possible. Homeowners should schedule HVAC maintenance every six months.

The Air Filter Only Needs Changed Once a Year

An air filter needs to be changed at least every three months, possibly more often if you have pets. When neglected, the air filter can become clogged with mold spores, pollen, dirt and dust.

Having the Thermostat Turned Very Low Cools Your Home Quicker

Although setting your thermostat to the lowest setting sounds good on paper, it’s not always true. What a thermostat actually does is tell the HVAC unit when to turn itself on to reach your desired temperature. Also, it’s not an instantaneous process.

Air Leaks Are Easy to Spot

In some cases, it’s easy to spot an air leak through a cracked window or an open door. However, there are leaks that are incredibly difficult to find. Even the smallest air leaks can increase your electric bills.

Myths can confuse anyone, but that doesn’t mean you should let them. It’s important to not believe every rumor or story you hear about HVAC services without concrete evidence first. Contact the experts at Command Service Center today if you’re having any issues with your HVAC unit.

 


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