As fall settles into the Tennessee Valley, One Source Heating & Cooling is reminding homeowners in Chattanooga and surrounding areas to prepare their HVAC systems for the seasonal change from cooling to heating.

With fluctuating temperatures throughout October, now is the ideal time to inspect, clean, and test systems to ensure reliable comfort when cooler weather arrives.

After a long, humid summer, air conditioners and heat pumps often need attention before switching to heating mode. Dust buildup, worn parts, and neglected filters can reduce efficiency and cause unexpected breakdowns. A seasonal system check helps prevent these issues, improves energy performance, and extends the lifespan of HVAC equipment.

Key steps for a smooth HVAC transition include: • Changing air filters to maintain proper airflow and indoor air quality. • Testing the thermostat and switching it to heat mode to confirm proper operation. • Inspecting ducts and vents for leaks, blockages, or debris. • Scheduling a professional HVAC inspection to check system components and safety controls.

One Source Heating & Cooling offers comprehensive HVAC maintenance and tune-ups tailored to Chattanooga’s unique climate. Their certified technicians inspect both cooling and heating components to ensure systems operate efficiently and safely throughout the fall and winter.

By taking preventive steps now, Chattanooga homeowners can stay comfortable through unpredictable temperature swings and avoid mid-season breakdowns.

To schedule a fall HVAC tune-up or inspection, visit www.onesourceair.com or call (423) 528-9866.

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