# The Best Time for HVAC Repairs

- Link: https://alpscomfortair.com/the-best-time-for-hvac-repairs/
- Published: 2015-11-12T16:10:43+00:00
- Author: kathypuig

[⌊best time for hvac repair⌉⌊best time for hvac repair⌉[In our business, we get 
a lot of calls for HVAC repairs when it’s either really hot or it’s really cold.
Because we live in Orange County, an area where the temperature is temperate most
of the year, most people don’t use their AC as much as someone who lives in Arizona,
or heater as much as someone in Alaska.

We might have it set to heat our homes, or to cool them, but it doesn’t take that
much work to cool a home when it’s only 85 degrees out.

However, when it does get warm, like in the 90s or over 100, it really starts to
test the system. The same goes for when temperatures at night start dipping into
the 30s and 40s. It’s during these times that HVAC systems start to break and we
get calls to fix them.

This is not an ideal scenario for you. If it’s 100 degrees out and your air conditioning
breaks, you are going to be miserable in your home. In addition, because everyone’s
AC is breaking during this time, it makes it difficult for HVAC companies in Orange
County, like Alps HVAC, to respond and fix it quickly.

In addition, waiting until your HVAC system breaks is going to cost a lot of money.

So, what’s the solution?

Regular HVAC Maintenance.

We recommend once or twice a year – in the Fall or Spring – to get your HVAC system
checked out and maintained. This is going to help you in a few ways.

First, because it’s not very hot or cold in the Fall and Spring, you will get faster
service from your HVAC company.

Second, regular maintenance will make your HVAC system last longer.

Third, if we find that your system needs to be replaced because it is probably going
to break the next time it really has to work, you can get it replaced before you
actually need it.

If you haven’t had your HVAC system checked out recently, give us a call. We can
take a look at it, tune it up, and make sure it will keep running for you when you
need it most.