Maintenance Program

Precision Tune-Up!

An HVAC maintenance tune-up should be performed on both your furnace heat pump and air conditioner at least annually. Our Precision Tune-Up could save you up to 30% on your monthly energy costs. That means that you could save hundreds of wasted repair and energy dollars now by investing in preventative HVAC maintenance. Heating and Air Conditioning tune-ups can also provide cleaner, more efficient operation and help ensure future problems are discovered before they occur. Routine annual maintenance is vital to efficient, worry free heating and cooling.

Gas Furnace Tune-Up:

• Check thermostat calibration
• Clean and adjust furnace burner assembly
• Clean furnace ignition assembly
• Check combustion air
• Test furnace starting capabilities
• Examine heat exchanger for damage and corrosion
• Monitor flue draft
• Test furnace safety controls
• Inspect gas piping and test for leakage
• Clean and or replace standard air filters
• Measure for correct air flow
• Tighten electrical connections
• Measure voltage and amperage
• Measure temperature differences
• Adjust gas pressure
• Adjust pilot pressure
• Monitor heating cycle
• Inspect and clean heat exchanger
• Check combustion motor operation
• Clean blower motor assembly
• Check duct work for problems and leakage
• Clean cabinets and surrounding areas
• Check system for proper operation

Heat Pump / Electric Furnace / Air Conditioning Tune-Up:

• Check thermostat calibration
• Monitor refrigerant pressure and make adjustments
• Test AC starting capacities
• Test air conditioner safety controls
• Inspect and clean air filters
• Measure duct work for correct air flow
• Tighten electrical connections
• Measure voltage and amperage
• Lubricate all moving parts including all motors
• Clean condensate drain
• Measure temperature difference
• Monitor cooling cycle
• Inspect and clean evaporator coil
• Clean condenser coil
• Check all electrical components
• Make necessary system adjustments
• Tighten exterior parts for noise and vibration
• Check reversing valve operation
• Check defrost control operation
• Check duct work for problems and leakage
• Check level of system and adjust
• Check heater limits and switches
• Check fuses and breakers