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Pre-Season Tune Up in Henderson Regular inspection and preventative maintenance for your AC unit is necessary if you want to make sure that your Air Conditioning systems work properly and at maximum efficiency all year-round. Having your central air conditioning system Tune-Up by our Heating & Cooling experts can keep you from costly repairs. Early spring is the best time to schedule air conditioning maintenance, to prepare your HVAC System for Spring, there are a few steps you should take during seasonal shift to ensure that your residential or commercial property is in the best possible condition.

This statement comes from the EPA - THE U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and it is talking about the Refrigerant which many of us know by the name Freon, or R-22. This refrigerant was found by the EPA to be harmful for the ozone layer, and to reduce the impact of it on our environment a decision was made to no longer allow production or importation of it in the United States as of January  1st, 2020.

It is important for homeowners to be aware of these changes and be prepared for what will come as an effect.

As winter holidays quickly approaching it’s the best time to prepare your HVAC for winter with preventive maintenance. Fall Heating maintenance can increase your HVAC performance, avoid costly emergency repairs and will safeguard from the situations that can suddenly left you without heat in the middle of a winter.

Experiencing problems with your heating system? As the autumn comes by and the weather gets colder and colder, our Henderson heating experts at Nevada Residential Services Heating and Air receive an increasingly larger and larger amount of calls regarding malfunctioning or completely broken heater or furnace. In 90% of cases this happens because lack of proper furnace maintenance. But what to do when something already happened with a furnace or heating system?

As the winter approaches, bad weather conditions can have a severe impact on your outdoor unit's functionality. But don’t worry, with proper preparation, you can avoid most potential problems. Here are some suggestions for how to protect and cover an outdoor air conditioner unit for winter in a way that doesn’t trap moisture inside, yet still keeps the unit protected