5 Tips for your HVAC in the Fall

August 27, 2025

Fall is the perfect transition time to prepare your HVAC system for the cooler months ahead. AtDavis HVAC Experts, we want to help your system run as efficiently as possible and make your home comfortable year-round.

Here are some tips to get your HVAC ready for fall:

1. Replace Air Filters in Your Home

This step to clean filters will improve overall airflow, help your system run smoothly, and keep your indoor air quality high. Try to change these filters every 1-3 months for best results.

2. Schedule Seasonal Maintenance

A professional check-in can catch minor issues before they turn into costly repairs, ensuring your system is ready for use.

3. Check Your Thermostat

Make sure your in-home thermostat is working correctly and programmed for cooler temperatures. Consider upgrading to a smart thermostat for more controls and energy-saving solutions.

4. Clean Your Outdoor HVAC Unit

Be sure to remove leaves, sticks, and other debris around the outdoor unit to keep airflow unobstructed and performing at its best.

5. Seal Any Air Leaks

Inspect windows, doors, and ductwork for drafts. Checking if your home is airtight can improve comfort and save money on costly heating bills in colder months, if a leak is present.

Taking care of your HVAC in the fall reduces the chance of unexpected system surprises or issues in the winter. 


Unsure where to start? Call Davis HVAC Experts today and schedule your seasonal maintenance. We will be sure your system is efficient and cared for this winter.


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