HVAC Maintenance, AC & Furnace Tune-Ups
Why HVAC Maintenance Matters
Heating and cooling equipment loses efficiency as dust builds up and parts wear. A yearly tune-up brings it back to near its original performance, which shows up as lower bills and fewer breakdowns. It also keeps most manufacturer warranties valid, since many require proof of annual service.
What a Tune-Up Includes
AC Tune-Up
- Check and top off refrigerant to the correct charge
- Clean the condenser and evaporator coils
- Test the capacitor, contactor, and compressor
- Clear the condensate drain
- Replace or clean the air filter
Furnace Tune-Up
- Inspect the heat exchanger for cracks, which is a safety check
- Clean the burners and test the igniter and flame sensor
- Check the blower motor and belts
- Test the safety controls and thermostat
- Replace or clean the air filter
Maintenance Plans
Our maintenance plan covers one visit before summer and one before winter, so your AC and furnace are both ready when you need them. Plan members also get priority scheduling and a discount on repairs. Ask us for current plan pricing.
How Often Should You Service Your System?
Once a year for a single AC or furnace, and twice a year for a heat pump, since it runs in both seasons. Book cooling maintenance in spring and heating maintenance in fall, before you rely on the system.
Signs You Are Overdue for a Tune-Up
- Bills creeping up with no change in how you use the system
- Weak airflow or uneven temperatures between rooms
- New rattles, squeals, or short-cycling
- It has been more than a year since the last service
Financing Options and Warranty Coverage
- Easy monthly payment plans for larger repairs
- Full manufacturer warranties on parts we install
- Labor warranty on our work
A tune-up is also the natural moment to think about what you’re actually breathing. Clean filters help, but if someone in the house battles allergies year-round, our indoor air quality options — better filtration, purifiers, humidity control — do far more than a standard filter swap. And when a tune-up turns up a part on its way out, we handle the repair on the same visit.