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The best and easiest thing any homeowner can do is make sure their air filters are changed and clean. Another precaution would be trimming the bushes and limbs surrounding your HVAC unit. This prevents debris from naturally entering the system and causing problems.

Homeowners can also utilize our Parthenon Partners program which includes two seasonal tune-ups for your HVAC (once in the spring and another in the fall), as well as 20% discounts on repairs, priority service and more!

Choosing the best air filter is relative to the homeowner’s desired result: less air particulates or greater unit efficiency.

The best filter to use to maximize efficiency and get the most air to your unit would be the cheapest, thinnest filter you could find. But if you have allergies or sniffles and sneezes, you’re going to want a filter with a higher MERV (minimum efficiency rating value) rating.

The higher the MERV rating, the thicker the filter and better ability to capture smaller particles out of the air. The lower the MERV rating, the thinner the filter and stronger air flow, but at the sacrifice of letting more microparticles circulate in your home.

Parthenon recommends checking your air filters every month. Whether it’s at the time of your electric or gas bill or on Filter Fridays (that’s the first Friday of every month), it’s important to have a monthly reminder to check them.

Most of the time, your air filter is going to be indoors at the air returns (or grills) located in your walls or ceilings. However, some homes may have a filter located in the actual unit.

If you have a filter at your unit, then you’ll want to refrain from using filters in your home, and vice versa, simply to prevent too much restriction of airflow to your unit.