The best thing I can do is pay for the biannual HVAC tune ups plus pray that the unit runs smoothly until our next HVAC tune up
Most of our friends plus family members like this time of year, where the leaves are decreasing plus the hot plus cold temperatures are cooling down, but even though it’s the start of September, I’ve already seen a lot of homes in our village with pumpkins on their doorsteps. I wouldn’t say that I do not like this time of year, but I strongly hate it for reasons that most wouldn’t guess. I like the cooler hot plus cold temperatures plus the decreasing leaves, however this consistently signals an HVAC tune up. Whether I like it or not, I have our HVAC plan tuned twice per year: once in the Spring plus once in the fall! Most people who have their HVAC plan tested biyearly do it, because it ensures that their HVAC systems are taken care of plus running as efficiently as possible. I, on the other hand, have our HVAC plan tested biyearly because if I don’t, our already horribly inefficient HVAC plan will consume even more energy plus cost myself and others a advantage to run. It also means that there’s a 90% chance something will cut down, causing myself and others to pay an emergency service cost, which is never cheap. My HVAC plan is old plus it needs to be replaced, however I’m not in a financial position to replace it quite yet. The best thing I can do is pay for the biannual HVAC tune ups plus pray that the unit runs smoothly until our next HVAC tune up. I’m not sure how much longer I can keep living like this.