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Maintenance Checklist for Central Heating Systems

Expert advice on maintaining central heating systems, including forced-air and hydronic heating systems. Includes heat pumps, furnaces, thermostats.

A certified professional should inspect your HVAC system at least once a year. Routine inspections will enable you to spot emerging problems before they develop into full-blown emergencies, and regular cleaning of key components will keep systems running efficiently and maintain indoor air quality.

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