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It's not too early to start thinking about how you're going to stay cool this summer. If you don't have a new high-efficiency central air conditioning system, you might have to work a little harder to stay comfortable when the temperature starts to rise.

Here are a few tips to help you keep your cool before it starts to get hot:

Clean or replace filters so they'll be fresh when you turn on the air conditioning for the first time. Dirty filters restrict air flow and contribute to equipment breakdown.

Clear the area around the outdoor condenser of dirt, leaves, and other debris that accumulated over the winter.

Prune shrubs and other plant growth growing around the outside condenser and check again in mid-summer.

Check closely for air leaks in ductwork, especially at connection points. Ductwork exposed to outside or attic air must be insulated to reduce heat transfer.

Check and improve insulation in the attic to prevent energy waste.

Check to see that each room with a supply duct has a return duct, too. Consider adding return ducts, if needed.

Schedule an appointment for a professional HVAC technician to inspect, clean and tune up the central air conditioning unit. Regular maintenance will cut down on energy consumption and extend the life of the unit.

Consider investing in a new, high-efficiency central air conditioning unit. The new models not only help you save on your energy bills, they also have environmental benefits by using less harmful refrigerants.

If you're not sure whether a new unit would be a smart investment for you, our trained HVAC professionals can run a free cost-benefit analysis for you. They can also alert you to potential tax credits for completing home energy upgrades.