Break out the pumpkin spice, fall is officially in the air in Kutztown and Breinigsville. Your air conditioner has made it through another season, but we all know how unpredictable fall weather can be. Mother nature doesn’t always follow the calendar; she does her own thing. How do you stay comfortable and keep up with air conditioner service as we move into cooler weather?
Clean Your Outdoor Unit
The temperatures aren’t the only things that are dropping, leaves and debris can build up around your outdoor unit this season. If you haven’t gotten around to raking the sticks and leaves, make a point to pick up around your outdoor air conditioner unit. Debris can negatively impact the air flow into your system, causing it to affect performance.
Install a Smart Thermostat
Fall is a transitional season. One day you could be wearing a tank top, the next day you’ll need a sweater.
Smart thermostats are hooked up to Wi-Fi and actually keep up with the weather in Kutztown and Breinigsville which makes seasonal transitions simpler. They also adapt to your schedule and behaviors to maximize your energy efficiency and comfort.
Schedule Annual Maintenance
Your air conditioner made it another season in Kutztown and Breinigsville, scheduling annual
air conditioner service with Moyer Total Indoor Comfort will make certain that it survives next season. Fall is the perfect time to get maintenance set up. If there are any problems found, you won’t be left to shiver or sweat through the more extreme seasons. Your
routine maintenance check will give our pros the opportunity to inspect for any minor issues, ensure your refrigerant levels are OK and make sure everything is ready to run smoothly through the following summer.
We want to ensure you’re cozy each and every season in Kutztown and Breinigsville. Choosing a comfortable sweater is your job, keeping your heating and cooling running throughout the year is ours. If you need to schedule your regular maintenance service, give the team at Moyer Total Indoor Comfort a call at 484-646-3363.