Preventative Maintenance

Symptoms & Likely Causes

If you're seeing one of these, here's what it usually means. A proper diagnosis still requires hands-on testing, but this gives you a sense of what you're dealing with before we arrive.

Our Process

1. 1

   Spring tune-up (cooling season)

   Refrigerant verification, coil cleaning (indoor + outdoor), capacitor and contactor inspection, condensate drain flushing, electrical connection check, thermostat calibration, filter replacement.

2. 2

   Fall tune-up (heating season)

   Burner and heat exchanger inspection, combustion analysis on gas systems, ignition and safety switch testing, blower motor and belt inspection, filter replacement, ductwork visual check.

3. 3

   Document and report

   You get a written record of what we checked, what we found, and what to watch for. Builds a system history that helps with future service and replacement decisions.

4. 4

   Flag issues before they become emergencies

   Maintenance catches the small stuff — weak capacitor, dirty flame sensor, slow refrigerant leak — before they cause a no-heat or no-cooling breakdown mid-season.

What to Expect on Pricing

Per-visit maintenance is a flat rate that includes a full inspection, standard cleanings, and a written report. If we find something that needs additional work, we tell you before starting — no charges added to your invoice without your OK.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Approach

We diagnose the root cause, explain your options clearly, and recommend solutions based on performance, efficiency, and long-term reliability — not quick fixes.