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Being close to the Lake Lavon watershed means your outdoor equipment is exposed to more ambient moisture than you'd find in a drier part of the state. That humidity accelerates oxidation on coils, cabinets, and refrigerant lines — especially on units that are older or weren't installed with proper clearance and drainage around them. It's not unusual, and it's not a sign that you bought a bad unit. It's just the environment. Regular maintenance and annual coil cleaning go a long way toward slowing it down.
For a lot of Westminster homes, it's honestly the best option. Retrofitting ductwork into an older home is a major project — it's disruptive, it's expensive, and it doesn't always produce great results depending on the layout. A mini split gives you efficient, zoned cooling without tearing into walls and ceilings. We can walk you through what a system would look like for your home and what the ongoing maintenance and repair picture looks like so you know what you're getting into.
More often than the box says. The standard recommendation of every 90 days is based on average conditions, and Westminster's humidity pushes you out of average territory. We generally recommend checking filters every 30 to 45 days out here, and replacing them when they show significant loading — which in humid conditions can happen faster than you'd expect. A clogged filter in a moist environment isn't just an efficiency problem. It can become an air quality problem.