Fresher Air With New Filters
Jessica Primeau • January 5, 2022

dirty air filterWhen was the last time you changed the air filter in your St Louis home? Regularly changing your air filter is one of the easiest and the most important things you can do to keep your HVAC system running in top shape.

On average, air filters should be changed every 90 days in a pet-free household, every 60 days in a one pet household, and once a month in a household with two or more pets.

If you’re having any issues with your furnace and need a furnace fix , give us a call today to speak with one of our HVAC certified specialists and set up a repair appointment: 314-514-4084 or 636-707-2309.

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