The cost of your home’s energy comes down to efficiency. The more efficient your home comfort system operates the lower your monthly energy bills. Most systems are designed to operate at a very high efficiency rate to maximize the amount of fuel or power used. When you forget to change your air conditioner filters, you’re reducing your system ability to run efficiently and forcing it to work harder.

The major consequence of forgetting to change your air conditioning filter on a regular schedule is restricted air flow through your system which significantly reduces its efficiency. Some manufactures estimate that air clogged filter will reduce efficiency by 30%. That could add up to hundreds of dollars a year!

You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to calculate that if your system is working at a 30% efficiency deficit, it will take more energy to cool the same area. The result is that you’re burning more money than you need to just because of a dirty filter.

To is difficult to quantify the true cost of a dirty air filter because every system is different, every house is different and every family’s lifestyle is different.  The amount of dust, dirt, pollen and other particles that enter the house and need filtering are a dependent upon the environment in the home.

Common sense dictates that if your system is 30% less efficient then your cooling bills should reflect the difference. So if you are spending $200 to cool your home each month, with a clogged air filter you are paying $60 too much on your energy bill!

Of course, this is hypothetical but you get the point. Restricted air flow because of a dirty filter is a major cause of higher household energy costs. The answer can be as simple as changing your air conditioner filter every two to three months.

This simple task can save you a lot of money over the years. Now's the time to commit and make a difference!

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