Evaporator Coil Cleaning

Dirty Evaporator Coil: This can be prevented by keeping your filters changed regularly, and also using a high grade filter that efficiently catches debris, but doesn’t compromise the airflow of your system.

Some filters, such as those purple ones sold at your Home Depot or Lowes do a wonderful job of keeping the air clean, and the inside of your air handler, but they also put stress on your blower motor and may reduce air flow depending on what type of motor you have. Regular preventative maintenance and cleaning of the evaporator coils can ensure your system stays in top shape.