Getting Your HVAC System Ready for the Holiday Season

It’s that time of year again and Christmas is almost here! You know that there is so much to do in order to get your home ready for all your holiday guests, including checking on your HVAC system. If you are in need of a new furnace or just have general questions about your HVAC system, call our experienced heating and cooling company at the Lake of the Ozarks, Wall’s HVAC Service. Keep reading for some tips to follow around the holidays in order to get your HVAC system holiday ready.


Tips to Follow To Get Your HVAC System Holiday Ready


Holiday HVAC Tip # 1
Run your heater efficiently during the holiday season.


It’s Christmas Day. You probably have several people over, visiting and anxiously awaiting your home cooked holiday meal. Your oven has probably been opened several times and with that many people in your home, it is most likely pretty warm feeling. Take advantage of that and don’t run your heat as high as you normally would. Turn it down a few degrees lower and enjoy the comfort of celebrating the holiday in your home.

Holiday HVAC Tip # 2
If you haven’t already, schedule a fall furnace checkup.


Get your furnace checked BEFORE your Christmas guests arrive. You want to make sure everything is in properly working order ahead of time. No one wants their furnace to break down in the middle of Christmas.

Holiday HVAC Tip # 3
Change your air filter, if you haven’t changed it within the last month.


Regularly changing your air filter can improve the air quality in your home. If you have a dirty air filter, dust and allergens can spread throughout your home, through your HVAC system. You don’t want holiday guests complaining about your air quality or suffering from allergies on Christmas day.

"These guys are amazing after three people come out and looked at my furnace they came out and got me and my family heat and air!!! I really can’t show them enough appreciation thank you so much wall's HVAC!!!!" ~ Evyn William O'Daniel

 "Always fast and prompt and shows up when called. Have had nothing but GREAT service. Keep up the good work!" ~ Janet Wyatt


Merry Christmas from Wall’s HVAC Service!


Make your holiday season worry free and call Wall’s HVAC Service to check your furnace for you and make sure you’re not going to have any major HVAC issues BEFORE your holiday guests arrive for the big Christmas day. Don’t wait until the last minute to get your furnace checked. Getting regular HVAC checkups can help prevent costly repairs in the future. Wall’s HVAC Service LLC is a locally owned company that has 10 years of experience in residential & commercial heating and cooling. We can repair or service your furnace, air conditioner, heat pump, split system, or even your refrigeration system! Call 573-286-4155 for your free estimate today.



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Call 573-286-4155 today!

Residential & Commercial Heating and Cooling
Serving Lake of the Ozarks

4 Sample Rd.
Brumley, MO 65017

www.WallsHVAC.com
Location: Brumley, MO 65017, USA

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