HVAC Coil Cleaning: A Worthwhile Investment
Your HVAC system is an investment. To protect this investment and get the most out of it, you must perform regularly scheduled HVAC coil cleaning.
It is easy to overlook the importance of HVAC coil cleaning. Your HVAC system runs in the background of your daily life and unless it malfunctions, it is not something you think about often. However, when it does malfunction, repairs can be costly and time consuming, not to mention the discomfort as air quality declines.
HVAC coil cleaning will dramatically reduce the downtime of your HVAC system. While regularly scheduled maintenance comes at a cost, these costs are more than offset by reducing the number of expensive service calls it takes to fix an improperly maintained system. By following the suggested guidelines for your unit and having the coils cleaned by a qualified professional, you can expect a lifetime of 12 – 15 years for an air conditioning unit and 20 – 25 years for a gas furnace. (Please note that coastal locations may reduce the longevity of air conditioning units.)
In addition to increasing the lifespan of your HVAC, regularly scheduled HVAC coil cleaning will save you money on energy costs. A system that runs efficiently draws less energy, therefore saving you money.
HVAC coil cleaning is especially important for proper air quality maintenance. Mold and bacteria accumulate inside the system and must be physically removed.
To avoid skipping the important maintenance of your HVAC, work HVAC coil cleaning into your operating budget and mark the cleaning dates on your calendar. You are not saving money by procrastinating or putting off cleaning. If your system is left in disrepair for an extended period of time, you may damage your HVAC to the point where a new system must be purchased. The cost of a new system is exorbitant.
Perform regular HVAC coil cleaning to avoid an unwanted capital expense. If you do not have a maintenance schedule in place, today is the day to get started.
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