Hurricane Season Is Here. Are You and Your HVAC System Ready?
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Hurricane season is here—are you prepared? Holy City HVAC offers tips to safeguard your HVAC system during storms. Contact us today for storm readiness!
Hurricane season is officially here and the Atlantic is already brewing storms to throw our way. The question is, are you ready for any hurricanes or tropical storms we might see this year?
At Holy City Heating and Air, LLC, we want to keep you comfortable, but we also want to keep you safe. In addition to the usual preparedness task list and hurricane safety reminders, we have one item you may not have considered.
1. Update your evacuation plan: Keep in mind, with ever-changing health and safety guidelines from the CDC and governmental entities your previous evacuation plans may need to be re-visited.
2. Get your emergency kit ready: The best time to have your emergency kit ready is now. Don’t forget about the fur babies!
3. Protect your HVAC system with a surge protector: The power surges from Hurricane Dorian resulted in many preventable equipment replacements for our community. A dedicated HVAC surge protector, with a 3-year / $7500 replacement warranty and installed by one of our trusted technicians, is a $320 investment. We encourage all homeowners to take this precaution for year-round system protection. Mention this post for added savings on your new HVAC Surge Protector!
Our team is happy to help you with keeping your HVAC system protected. When you reach out to us, you can rest assured that we will help you stay safe and comfortable all year round.
Contact Holy City Heating and Air, LLC today to learn more. We provide solutions for every season.
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