What we did
In June we stopped by a home in Richmond for a round of HVAC maintenance. The goal of a visit like this is simple: keep the system performing well and help it last as long as it should. This home has filters in two places, an upper and a lower, and both were part of the work.
We replaced the upper and lower filters during the visit. Fresh filters help with the air quality inside the house and let the system move air without straining against a clogged filter. While we were there, we also made a point of talking with the homeowner about unreliable contractors when it comes to the outer units. We would rather homeowners have that information ahead of time than find out the hard way, and it is part of looking out for the system as a whole.
Kentucky homes ask a lot of their HVAC systems, running hard through humid summers and cold snaps in winter. Regular maintenance, including something as basic as changing the filters on schedule, is one of the easiest ways to protect that investment and keep the system safe and dependable. A little attention now helps keep the equipment in good shape for the seasons ahead.
