Although you probably don't think about your HVAC system other than when you need to turn it on, you likely count on it to keep your home feeling comfortable throughout the year. If your system isn't well taken care of, the risk of a break down in the middle of a bone-chilling storm or a scorching hot day is greatly increased. 

To help avoid such untimely repair jobs and to ensure your system continues to work as efficiently as possible, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recommends scheduling annual pre-season service appointments. With an annual service agreement, you can stay on top of HVAC care and enjoy the many additional perks these contracts come with. Learn why you should set up such agreement so you can rest assured that one of your home's more important investments keeps performing at its best.

6 Benefits of an Annual HVAC Service Agreement

1. You can see a significant dip in utility costs. The electric meter slows down for those who have an efficient HVAC system since it will require less energy to perform as effectively as possible. 
2. The life of the HVAC system will be extended. With all the extra TLC your system will get, it won't have to struggle so hard to condition your indoor environment.
3. The delivery of conditioned air will feel more consistent and even. A contractor will make sure there's nothing hindering airflow, such as dirt or other obstructions, so your house feels as nice as possible, no matter what the weather outside is like.
4. Unnecessary and untimely repair jobs are better avoided. With a well-maintained system, small, unnoticeable problems are much less likely to turn into big and costly ones.
5. An efficient system means your home's negative impact on the environment is decreased because it won't need as much energy to function.
6. With a service agreement, you'll receive discounts on labor and parts throughout the duration of the contract.

To set up your annual HVAC service agreement, please feel free to contact us at Tri-County Heating & Cooling anytime.

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