Pet hair can negatively impact your home's air quality, especially if you have someone who is allergic. No way to remove pet fur and its natural dander from the air no matter how much vacuuming is done. With your HVAC, you can help combat the tide of drifting fur. While your furry best friend is shedding, HVAC maintenance is essential to maintain your system and air quality. By brushing your pet regularly, you can keep pet hair out of your HVAC system. HVAC maintenance has never been more enjoyable. A brush picks up hair from your dog, cat, rabbit, or other furry companion and leaves it on the ground. Less fur will enter the intakes and clog the filters by picking up as much fur as possible and throwing it in the garbage. You can assume that your filters will fill up faster in a fur-free house if there is a source of filter-clogging material in the house (pet hair and dander). This implies a shorter interval for changing your filters. Keep an eye on your filters to see if pet hair has built up and it's time to change them. You will soon be able to mark your new pace on a calendar. One of the most well-known allergens in the world is pet dander. A pet in the house is a sure source of allergens for about 20% of the population who are allergic to pollen. You should therefore increase the quality of your filters. Be sure to protect your outdoor air conditioner unit if your pets spend time in the backyard. Despite its appearance, this large unit is prone to pet attention for two reasons: fur and territorial peeing. You should build a small fence around the unit to protect it.