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Keep Your Comfort on Track with Regular Tune-Ups!

Just like your car needs regular maintenance to run smoothly, your HVAC system also benefits from regular checkups. We recommend scheduling two tune-ups per year, one before the cooling season (February 15th – May 31st) and another before the heating season (August 15th – November 30th).

What are the benefits of a tune-up?

  • Prevent breakdowns: Catch potential problems before they become major repairs, saving you time and money.
  • Improve efficiency: A well-maintained system runs smoother and uses less energy to keep you comfortable.
  • Extend lifespan: Regular tune-ups can help your HVAC system last longer.

What's included in a tune-up?

Our qualified technicians will thoroughly inspect your system, checking key components for optimal performance. Here's a glimpse into what we cover (a detailed checklist is available on our website).

  • Air Conditioning Tune-Up: We'll assess the cooling parts of your system, including coils, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and more.
  • Furnace Tune-Up: We'll focus on the heating components, inspecting the heat exchanger, burner, gas pressure, and safety features.
  • Heat Pump Tune-Up: This comprehensive tune-up covers both heating and cooling aspects of your heat pump system.

Schedule Your Tune-Up Today!

Investing in regular tune-ups can save you money in the long run. The cost for a tune-up is $85 + tax, with an additional $65 for each extra unit.

Additional Notes:

  • We'll inform you of any necessary repairs during the tune-up, allowing you to schedule them promptly.
  • Our service area is listed on the website. Calls outside this area incur a $2.75 per mile fee.
  • Even with a home warranty, yearly tune-ups are essential for maintaining optimal performance.

Don't wait for a breakdown! Schedule your tune-up today and keep your comfort assured all year round.

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When do I need to schedule a Tune-Up?

  • A Tune-Up is for equipment that is working properly. When you schedule a tune-up, you
    are making sure your system is ready for the next change of season. We offer two tune-
    ups per year. One for the cooling season and one for the heating season.

What does a Tune-Up include?

  • We evaluate the cooling portion of your system. Feb. 15th – May 31st
  • We evaluate the heating portion of your system. August 15th – Nov. 30th

Air Conditioning Tune-Up Checklist
Feb. 15th – May 31st

 Furnace Tune-Up
August 15th – Nov. 30th		 Heat Pump Tune-Up
Feb. 15th – May 31st
August 15th – Nov. 30th
  1. Inspect the line set for Leaks and Vibrations.
  2. Access Refrigerant Caps to Ensure a Proper Seal.
  3. Inspect the Refrigerant Line Insulation.
  4. Inspect the Thermostat.
  5. Inspect the Indoor Unit Coil for Dirt.
  6. Clean out Debris and Tighten all Connections.
  7. Inspect the Outdoor Unit Coil for Dirt.
  8. Inspect the Fan Blade for Balance and Cracks.
  9. Inspect Filter.
  10. Inspect the AC Unit Platform/Pad.
  11. Inspect the Indoor Blower Motor.
  12. Measure the AC Unit Amperage.
  13. Inspect and Test the Overflow Safety Switch.
  14. Inspect the Reversing Valve (Heat Pump Syst.).
  15. Test the Motor Capacitors.
  16. Check the Refrigerant Levels.
  17. Inspect, Clear, and Maintenance the Condensate Line.
  18. Check the Contactor.
  19. Inspect Disconnect Box.
  20. Measure the Temperature Splits.
  1. Inspect heat exchanger.
  2. Test the exhaust system.
  3. Inspect and clean the burner.
  4. Verify and adjust gas pressure.
  5. Test ignition system.
  6. Check connections to gas or oil lines.
  7. Inspect the flue pipes.
  8. Inspect safety switches.
  9. Inspect Filter.
  10. Inspect the Furnace Unit Platform/Pad.
  11. Inspect the Indoor Blower Motor.
  12. Measure the Furnace Unit Amperage
  13. Inspect belts and hoses.
  14. Inspect pressure switches.
  15. Test the Motor Capacitors.
  16. Clean out Debris and Tighten all Connections.
  17. Inspect the Thermostat.
  18. Check the Contactor
  19. Inspect Disconnect Box
  20. Measure the Temperature Split
  1. Inspect the line set for Leaks and Vibrations.
  2. Access Refrigerant Caps to Ensure a Proper Seal.
  3. Inspect the Refrigerant Line Insulation.
  4. Check the Refrigerant Levels.
  5. Inspect the Indoor Unit Coil for Dirt.
  6. Inspect the Reversing Valve.
  7. Inspect the Outdoor Unit Coil for Dirt.
  8. Inspect the Fan Blade for Balance and Cracks.
  9. Inspect Filter.
  10. Inspect the AC Unit Platform/Pad.
  11. Inspect the Indoor Blower Motor.
  12. Measure the AC Unit Amperage.
  13. Inspect Heat strips.
  14. Inspect Defrost.
  15. Test the Motor Capacitors.
  16. Clean out Debris and Tighten all Connections.
  17. Inspect the Thermostat.
  18. Check the Contactor
  19. Inspect Disconnect Box
  20. Measure the Temperature Splits

HVAC equipment, like any other mechanical item, can break down. Even when you take care of it. However, just like a car. HVAC equipment can run trouble-free for long periods with regular tune-ups. Scheduling semi-annual tune-ups can save you time and money. It can save you time by adding a preventive measure to catch a breakdown before it happens. It can also save you money by preventing a service call for unexpected repairs. 

When you have a tune-up scheduled, we will come to your location and inspect your HVAC equipment. When you have a service truck come to your location to tune-up your equipment, the cost to you will be $85 + tax. Add $65 for each additional unit. If any significant updates or repairs are needed, we will let you know the cost of those repairs so that the repairs can be scheduled and made promptly. Please, see our Service Area. Service calls outside our service area incur an additional $2.75 per mile.

If you have a home warranty. You still need a yearly tune-up.