As we move through the windy, chilly month of March right into the sun-showering, spring days of April, it’s important to start preparing your home’s central air conditioning system for the warm temperatures that lie ahead. While the thought of kicking on that AC for summer might still be a few months down the road, the best time to schedule a yearly tune up is actually right now and here’s why.
Open Availability – We’re entering the off-season for heating and cooling, which means your local HVAC professionals’ schedules are probably pretty wide open. Booking now will help to ensure that you’ll be able to get ahold of a technician during a time that’s most convenient for the both of you.
Extended Timeframe – Not only will booking early be more convenient on your schedule, but it will allow you a larger opportunity window to make any necessary repairs. No one wants to be waiting for their AC to be services during a heat wave!
Off-Season Pricing – The best, and most rewarding benefit of booking your annual air conditioner maintenance nice and early are the money-saving deals. Since work is slow between seasons, HVAC companies are more likely to offer drastic discounts on services prices.
In fact, here at Tyler Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration LLC we’re offering a full air conditioner tune up with a filter change for only $99 for customers that book maintenance before April 4!
For more information about how to claim this offer and schedule your annual tune up, call 203-378-4700 today!
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