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Help your heat run efficiently through all seasons with regular tuneups.

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By this time of year, we’re all tired of winter.

Here are 5 easy tips from the licensed pros at Air Experts to keep costs down (without sacrificing comfort):

  1. Keep vents clear
  2. Replace filters every three months
  3. Use your ceiling fan’s “winter setting” to circulate warm air
  4. Lower your heat when you’re away (don’t turn it off)
  5. Schedule a heating tuneup

Plus, Air Experts offers 24/7 emergency service, so you’re never left in the cold.

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