Maintenance
Seasonal HVAC tune-ups that pay for themselves.
Most no-cool calls in July could have been caught in May. Routine maintenance is the cheapest insurance for your HVAC system.
A spring AC tune-up and a fall heating tune-up keep your equipment at manufacturer spec, lower your utility bill, and dramatically reduce the chance of a breakdown during a heat wave or cold snap.
- Refrigerant pressure and superheat / subcool check
- Coil cleaning (indoor and outdoor)
- Capacitor and contactor wear inspection
- Blower wheel and motor amp draw test
- Thermostat calibration and cycle test
- Drain line clearing and condensate safety check
- Combustion analysis and CO test on gas heat
- Written report and photos of system condition
FAQ
Frequently asked
How often should HVAC be serviced?+
Twice a year — AC in spring, heat in fall. At minimum, an annual tune-up is required to keep most manufacturer warranties valid.
Is a maintenance plan worth it?+
Yes. A single avoided emergency repair pays for years of tune-ups, and a clean system uses 5–15% less electricity.
What does a tune-up include?+
Full system inspection, refrigerant check, coil cleaning, electrical test, drain clearing, thermostat verification, and a written condition report.
Will maintenance keep my warranty valid?+
Yes — most manufacturer warranties require documented annual service. Our invoice meets warranty requirements.