What Steps Are Involved in HVAC Winterization

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As autumn temperatures slip and daylight hours dwindle, HVAC winterization becomes an increasingly important issue. Cooling and heating components are designed to withstand seasonal temperature changes and even occasional wild weather. However, certain steps are recommended to ensure that outdoor parts of the system endure the season while providing reliable performance and maximum efficiency.

The first step of HVAC winterization is to schedule annual preventative maintenance by a certified heating and air-conditioning technician. This inspection and tuneup provides an up-close check of all components — indoors and outdoors — and ensures greater reliability and lower operating costs throughout the winter.

Here are some more HVAC winterization measures to protect heating and air-conditioning units:

Inspect Furnace Pipes

Check the Outdoor AC Unit

Protect the Outdoor AC

As leaves fall and temperatures drop, ask the professionals at Jackson & Sons for more information about HVAC winterization to protect your heating and cooling components through the coming season.

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