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The HVAC system is vital to the year-round comfort of a building, but most people don’t know much about it, which means questions arise when it breaks down. The professionals at Master Technicians & Mechanicals in Crossett, AR, have been providing electrical, plumbing, and HVAC services in Ashley County for almost 20 years and answer frequently asked questions about heating and air conditioning systems. 

HVAC System FAQs & Answers

How Often Should I Change Filters?

Most HVAC specialists will tell you the answer depends on how much you use your system. However, the general rule for air filters is to check them once a month and change them whenever you cannot see light coming through the collected debris.

Do My Air Ducts Need Cleaning?

Dust buildup is inevitable, and your air ducts are the primary place for it to collect. If you have easy access to vents in your home, look inside to see if your ducts are dirty. A thin layer of dust on surfaces in your home and increased coughing or sneezing also are signs you need duct cleaning.  

Why Does My Heater Smell Bad?

Crossett AR HVACA burning scent when you turn on your furnace is a sign of excessive dust in your system, which happens when your heater is unused for an extended period. You can avoid the annoyance by scheduling a furnace tuneup and cleaning before you use the equipment. 

What Is a Zoning HVAC System?

Zoned systems split the air ducts running through your home into separate sections and allow you to create custom temperature settings for different areas. HVAC zoning will not only increase your comfort but reduce your energy usage significantly. 

How Often Should I Schedule Service?

Professionals recommend you have your HVAC system inspected and cleaned at least once a year. Most will tell you that checking it in early spring and late fall will help it run more efficiently during the peak usage times of summer and winter.  

Your HVAC system will keep you safe and comfortable in any weather, so make sure yours is operating at maximum efficiency. Call Master Technicians & Mechanicals at (870) 364-3388 to schedule maintenance for your air conditioner or furnace. Visit them online to see a full listing of their services, including plumbing and electrical work.

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