Got Seasonal Allergies?

Could your HVAC unit be making your seasonal allergies worse 🤧

‍

Seasonal allergies usually begin in February & can last until mid-summer months.

‍

Curb your seasonal allergies with proper maintenance of your HVAC unit. Even a brand-new air conditioner with a high-rated air filter won’t perform well if it’s not maintained regularly.

‍

‍

3 Easy Tips:

- Clean air ducts. Pollen, dust, mold & other airborne contaminants can build up in your ductwork.

‍

- Remove any debris around the unit. Keep the area around your outdoor unit clean and free of dirt & debris. That way the equipment won't pull in outdoor allergens.

‍

- Check your filter once a month and replace it every 30-60 days.

‍

‍

‍