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		<title>The Importance of Preventative HVAC Maintenance</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As a part of the Midwest, Missouri is known to have a whirlwind of weather—cold, snowy winters and hot, humid summers. This leaves your HVAC unit an integral part of your home. While new systems can be costly, preventative maintenance is inexpensive and can prolong the performance of your equipment. By forgoing maintenance, you run [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As a part of the Midwest, Missouri is known to have a whirlwind of weather—cold, snowy winters and hot, humid summers. This leaves your HVAC unit an integral part of your home. While new systems can be costly, preventative maintenance is inexpensive and can prolong the performance of your equipment. By forgoing maintenance, you run the risk of having problems when your system is most needed. After all, having a broken unit during extreme temperatures is not something anyone wants to experience.</p>
<p>It is recommended that you have maintenance on your heating and air conditioning unit twice per year—once before the heating season, and once before the cooling season (typically in fall and spring). <strong><a href="http://antonshvac.com/">Anton’s Air Conditioning and Heating</a></strong> offers maintenance services to help make sure that your system operates optimally throughout the year. With these services, a certified technician will come to your home and inspect your unit and address anything that has the potential to be a problem in the future.</p>
<p>During the inspection, the technician will check the airflow, electrical controls, change dirty filters, check for leaks, assess refrigerant levels, and clean all necessary components. Not only is maintenance important in preventing a need for air conditioning and <strong><a href="http://antonshvac.com/st-louis-heating-repair-company-furnace-repair-services">furnace repair in St. Louis</a></strong>, but also in ensuring that it runs efficiently. Efficiently powered systems mean lower utility bills for you, which is always a benefit to strive for. Call Anton’s HVAC today at 314-499-8400 to learn about our maintenance programs or to schedule maintenance on your equipment.</p>
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