Frequently Asked Questions

In most cases once a month is a pretty good rule of thumb to change your air filter depending on where you live and how much dirt, pet dander, and other contaminants are present in the environment. Check your air filter frequently to determine if it’s dirty. If it is, change it.

Many variables need to be factored in while finding what size heating and cooling unit you will need. The type of house you own, its walls, insulation, attic space, and more can go into determining what size unit is required. A system that is too large could result in a home that’s too humid, causing problems with moisture and mold. A system that is too small will run constantly, running up your energy bill. Contact Bradshaw Heating & Air to speak with a qualified heating and cooling technician so that they can determine what size unit is best for your home or business.

While covering your unit can prevent unwanted debris from accumulating on the unit, it can also cause problems if you try to operate it with the covering in place. If you’re going on a long trip and plan to turn the unit off while you’re gone, feel free to cover it up. Just make sure you disconnect the power source before leaving.

Heating and cooling units need to have scheduled check-ups to make sure everything is operating properly. The experts at Bradshaw Heating & Air recommend an annual inspection and service call. Our Technicians will inspect your system, lubricate all of the components, and repair or replace any malfunctioning components. Contact us today to schedule and appointment or to request a free estimate.

When your air ducts start to make popping noises it is usually indicative of ducts that are too small to manage the airflow your system is generating. The qualified air conditioner repair specialists at Bradshaw Heating & Air can evaluate your ductwork and make necessary adjustments.

You can improve your indoor air quality with frequent dusting and vacuuming, and you can also have a qualified technician at Bradshaw Heating & Air install devices such special air filters, or electronic air cleaners to improve your homes indoor air quality. Poor indoor air quality has been linked to MANY illnesses, so improving your home’s air quality is an investment worth making.