If you are a dog lover you will likely let them live the best life they can in your house. Your dog is a part of your family and wants to be included in the fun and more. The pet is a part of the family but they can cause some trouble in your house as well. We all know they can have an accident on your floors or chew the corner of the couch but there is more. They shed and have dander, like to chew wires and often even pee on your outside condenser AC unit. You want to be able to cool your house down in the summer and warm it up in the winter. When you are not able to do that it can be uncomfortable in your house. That is why it is a good idea to know what you can do about a dog in your house when caring for your HVAC system.

Agape Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing Outlines How to Keep Dog Hair Out of Vents, Dogs Chewing Wires & More

Change Filters to Remove Pet Hair from Air: When you have a dog you will soon realize that they shed hair and fur all over the house. They might shed more when the seasons change and it seems no matter how often you vacuum and clean it is still all around. They also have dander that is also going to shed and get in the air and all over your house. This is what will cause people to have allergies. The problem is that the hair, fur and dander is in the air and that means that it is circulating. It will get sucked into the filter but over time the filter can become clogged and the hair and dander can get in the ducts and more. You want to make sure that you replace the filters on a regular basis and often more in a home that has dogs in it.
Control Dog Hair in the House: You want to make sure you do what you can to prevent the amount of hair and dander in the house. This can protect your HVAC system and allow it to run efficiently and be long lasting. You want to make sure that you have your dog groomed and bathed regularly. This will prevent some of the shedding. You also want to make sure that you have a regular cleaning regimen that includes dusting as well as vacuuming the floors as well as furniture.
Build Fence to Keep Dogs from Chewing AC Wires & Peeing on Unit: If your dog is allowed outdoors, you want to be careful it doesn’t chew on the ac wires on pee on your condenser. You can protect your unit with a cover or fencing to keep the dog away.

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Agape Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing can come out to make repairs if your dog has done any chewing or caused damage from the acid in their urine etc. Call us today!