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How often should you check your filter?

The fastest route is the phone. Describe the fault, the building and roughly when it started, and we will take it from there. We cover Chino Hills and the surrounding area.

Why it matters

A clogged filter works against you.

Less air, less comfort

A full filter chokes airflow, so rooms take longer to heat or cool.

Harder on the system

The blower strains and coils can ice up or overheat.

Dust goes elsewhere

What the filter can't catch settles on furniture and in the ducts.

Three pleated air filters of different thicknesses standing side by side on a table
Thin or deep: deeper media filters last longer.
A sleepy dog on a rug in a bright hallway near a wall return grille
Pets mean more checks — and that's fine.
A clean white pleated filter beside a grey, dust-loaded one of the same size
If it looks like the one on the right, change it.
Homes

Where's my filter?

Usually behind a large return grille in a hallway or ceiling, or at the furnace. We'll show you on any visit.

Businesses

On a schedule

Daycares, offices and clinics get filters changed on a maintenance plan, so nobody has to remember.

Can't find it, or can't reach it?

Book a tune-up.

We'll change it, show you where it is, and check the rest of the system.

Call Tune-up