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If you became a new homeowner in the last year, then there’s a good chance you’re still trying to figure out how to maintain your appliances. One of the biggest learning curves for new homeowners is trying to remember how, when, and where they need to conduct maintenance on a heating and cooling system.
One of the most frequently asked questions we get from new homeowners is “Where is the furnace filter located?” Rest assured, the professionals with Roth Home will be more than happy to walk you through how to replace your filter this winter as well as where your filter is located.
If you’re looking for a faster solution outside of a furnace maintenance appointment, then we encourage you to follow the steps listed below.
These filters are designed to protect your HVAC system from dust, debris, and other particles that could damage the inside. Air filters do an excellent job of keeping your home’s air ducts and overall air flow, free and clear of these particles that could affect your health.
Replacing your existing filter every few months also extends the lifespan of your HVAC unit. Over time, this will keep your energy bills down and help you avoid nuisance air conditioner or furnace repairs since your system won’t be forced to work as hard.
If you’re looking to do less home maintenance, then you should consider investing in a thicker, higher-quality filter that can last between six months and a full calendar year.
If you’re not sure what type of furnace filter to purchase or where to even begin with home maintenance, our experts with Roth will be more than happy to show you. For over 40 years we’ve been in homes from Portland to Albany for furnace maintenance.
Not only will we thoroughly check and clean your system, but we will gladly walk you through every step of our process before we leave.
To schedule your maintenance appointment, call our office or book online.