Understanding the New England Weather Cycle
As any New Hampshire resident knows, our weather patterns can be demanding on home comfort systems. At MASI Plumbing, Heating & AC, we understand the importance of staying ahead of seasonal changes to ensure your home remains comfortable year-round.
Spring Preparation (March-May)
• Schedule AC maintenance before summer heat arrives
• Check for winter damage to outdoor units
• Clean or replace air filters
• Inspect ductless systems for optimal performance
Summer Requirements (June-August)
• Regular AC maintenance checks
• Monitor system efficiency
• Address any cooling issues promptly
• Keep outdoor units clear of debris
Fall Planning (September-November)
• Schedule heating system inspections
• Clean ductwork if needed
• Test thermostats
• Check heat pump functionality
Winter Readiness (December-February)
• Ensure heating systems are running efficiently
• Monitor pipe insulation
• Schedule emergency maintenance as needed
• Keep snow clear of outdoor units
Regional Considerations
Serving communities throughout southern New Hampshire, including Nashua, Hudson, Merrimack, Milford, and Amherst, we understand the unique challenges our climate presents. Our seasonal maintenance programs are designed specifically for New England weather patterns.
Proactive Maintenance Tips
1. Schedule bi-annual system checkups
2. Replace filters according to manufacturer recommendations
3. Monitor system performance during extreme weather
4. Address small issues before they become major problems
Remember, proper seasonal maintenance not only extends the life of your HVAC and plumbing systems but also helps maintain energy efficiency throughout the year. Contact MASI Plumbing, Heating & AC to develop a customized maintenance schedule that fits your home’s specific needs.
Emergency Preparedness
While regular maintenance helps prevent many issues, we recommend keeping our contact information readily available for unexpected situations. Our team is prepared to handle emergency repairs throughout all seasons in our service area.
Don’t wait for extreme weather to test your home’s systems. Plan ahead and ensure your comfort systems are ready for whatever New England weather brings your way.