Happy Spring! It’s time for some spring cleaning, and that includes your air conditioners too.  Just as you clean the inside of your house, it is also important to clean your air conditioner as dirt can build up over time.

It’s best to clean your air conditioner early in the spring in case any issues do arise so you don’t have to spend your summer in the heat inside your home. If you find that you do have any issues, don’t hesitate to call us to have a technician come and resolve any problems.

Lower Energy ConsumptionIf you don’t maintain your air conditioner every year you risk the chance of having increased energy consumption because a dirty air conditioner must work harder therfore consume more power. In order to avoid this, it is important to clean your air conditioner to avoid high energy bills and problems in the future.

Efficiency
Air conditioners collect dust, debris, and other dirty build-ups that lowers the system’s efficiency. Not maintaining your air conditioner will cause the air filters to become clogged, which means the air conditioner will need to work harder than usual to have normal air flow. By cleaning your air conditioner, you can get rid of all the build up and replace any filters to have your air conditioner run efficiently.

Avoid Future Issues
Choosing not to maintain your air conditioner is a huge mistake. An air conditioner that is not cleaned will continue to gather more build-up which will be tougher to clean in the long run. Allowing your air conditioner to run in the wrong state can lead to many issues and even complete failure. It is important that you make sure to clean your air conditioner in order to avoid having to worry about costly repairs or even complete replacement.

At Maple Air Inc. our technicians are highly trained and specialized to provide proper maintenance of your air conditioner. The days are getting warmer, don’t wait until mid-summer to clean your air conditioner and risk having problems. Contact us to talk to a specialist or for more information on cleaning your air conditioner.