Heat PumpSeasonal2026-03-04
Spring Heating and Cooling Care
Spring is for cooling tune-ups and a quick heating check before summer.
As heating season ends, a little spring care readies your home for summer.
Cooling readiness
Service your AC or heat pump for summer, clean coils, and check the condensate drain before you need cooling.
Heating wind-down
Do a quick heating check, note any issues to address before next winter, and change filters.
Key takeaways
- Service cooling in spring
- Clean coils and drains
- Note heating issues for fall
- Change filters
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