Most heating and cooling failures don’t happen out of nowhere — they’re the result of a small issue that went unnoticed for a season or two. A maintenance plan catches that early, usually for less than the cost of a single emergency repair call.
What’s included in a tune-up
- Full system inspection — heating in the fall, cooling in the spring
- Filter replacement and coil cleaning
- Refrigerant level check and electrical connection inspection
- Thermostat calibration and safety control testing
- A written summary of anything we find, before it becomes a bigger repair
Beyond avoiding surprise breakdowns, regular maintenance also keeps your system running at the efficiency it was designed for — a neglected system works harder to do the same job, which shows up directly on your utility bill. Most manufacturers also require documented annual maintenance to keep an equipment warranty valid, so a maintenance plan protects that too.
Ask about scheduling a plan that covers both your spring AC tune-up and fall heating tune-up in one visit each year.