Change that nasty filter for savings and cool comfort !


children’s allergies. Change your filter for your family’s health.


A dirty air filter makes your heat- ing and air-conditioning systems and your ducts get dirty faster. This can lead to costly cleaning expenses.


A dirty air filter makes your fan motor work harder and con- sume more energy. One of the easiest and quickest ways to reduce your energy bill is to replace your air filter.


A dirty air filter reduces the air quality in your home. Poor home air quality can aggravate aller- gies and asthma, particularly


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Watch out for guy wires attached to poles in the field. Hooking a guy wire can pull a power line down on top of you!


Be aware of underground wires and pad mount transformers. They can be just as deadly as overhead wires.


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A dirty air filter increases your energy bills. You can see an im- mediate, short-term cost savings when you replace your air filter.


A dirty air filter increases your carbon footprint. Changing your filter reduces the amount of en- ergy your home consumes. It’s an easy and inexpensive way to be environmentally responsible.


A dirty air filter is the #1 reason for HVAC system failure. A dirty filter restricts the air flow into your HVAC systems air handler and evaporator coil. This puts added work on your fan motor and compressor to do their job.


Air filters are MERV rated, ranging from 1 to 20. This scale gauges a filters ability at catch- ing dirt. MERV 1 rated filters offer high airflow but only catch large air particles. A higher MERV rated filter catches more smaller particles but reduce the systems airflow.


Whatever the MERV rating you choose, the key is in changing those filters regularly.


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