Keep your HVAC system’s filter clean to avoid restricted airflow, even though you may not think you need to check it every month during the winter.

It is proposed that you check your filter monthly, or at least every three weeks, and upgrade it if there is any accumulation of debris. As a result of frequent filter changes, there are a number of benefits such as longer component lifespans, lower utility bills, better air quality, and fewer breakdowns. When you keep a clean filter in your HVAC system, it can help prevent any unnecessary strain on the multiple unit components. The added strain can cause your unit to fail prematurely as it ages, so preventing it can help you delay the need to purchase more equipment. A fifth overpriced consequence of ignoring filter changes is that the HVAC plan has to work harder to compensate for the reduced airflow. Consequently, the equipment’s efficiency declines, and its energy consumption and your utility bills increase. Your annual operating costs can be reduced by up to fifteen percent if you maintain a good clean filter. The importance of routine filter inspections and changes is even greater if you have a whole-home air purifier equipment in your HVAC system. As these filters have higher minimum efficiency reporting values, they can suddenly restrict airflow if they become plugged. If your air filter isn’t changed often enough and is coated with debris, these particles can get into your HVAC unit and collect on sensitive components, causing unit failures. By cleaning the filter throughout the winter, you can avoid inconvenience, discomfort, and preventable repairs.

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