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While there are several ways to achieve efficiency and longevity of your HVAC system, one of the best ways is to properly clean/replace your air filters frequently. Most HVAC companies offer this service as part of their HVAC maintenance plan (sometimes called tune-ups) so you won’t have to worry about it if you choose to sign up for one. Another simple thing you can do is have shades or curtains installed in rooms that are exposed to extreme sunlight.

We all know Lubbock can be dusty! So to get the best efficiency & filtration, replace or clean your filters at least once a month if you have 1″ filters. For 2″ pleated filters, these can be changed every two to three months. If you have our specialty 4.5″ Merv hepa filter frame with your system, you only have to change your filter 2-3 times a year!

Because every home, every business and every building is unique (especially in Lubbock) it’s nearly impossible to put an exact price on a new system. The good news: you can get a FREE ESTIMATE from us, no obligation. It’s very important to consider all the variables in your space, in order to give you the best solutions to suit your specific needs. 

Regardless of what kind of system you have or how big your HVAC system is, to maintain optimum efficiency and to catch early warning signs of potential breakdowns is imperative the the longevity of your unit. Your system should be inspected and serviced at least once a year. We recommend twice (in the spring to prepare for summer and in the fall to prepare for the winter) as some seasons may be harder on your system from year to year.

This is perhaps the most frequently asked question we receive, but it’s also the hardest to answer. Having an AC system that is too large may cool your home too quickly, leaving behind moisture that could lead to mold problems for your home or business. Also, too-large AC systems tend to short-cycle (starting and stopping quickly, repeatedly) which decreases the lifetime of your AC and increases your electricity bills.

At the other end of the spectrum, having a system that is too small won’t ever keep your home or business cool and will run constantly.

Because there is no “rule of thumb” for sizing an AC system, only an experienced HVAC company can properly spec out your location and install the system that will yield the best (and most affordable) results.