HVAC Maintenance Special

$100 flat rate

About this service

Description: HVAC repair services involve fixing common air conditioning problems to ensure that your system functions efficiently. Scope of Work: 1. Air Filter Replacement: Filterstrap dust, allergens, and debris. Changing or cleaning them regularly improves air quality and keeps the system running smoothly. 2. Thermostat Check: Ensures the thermostat is calibrated and working correctly, which can prevent energy waste and ensure comfort. 3. Inspect and Clean Coils: Over time, evaporator and condenser coils can collect dirt, reducing efficiency. Cleaning these improves airflow and cooling capacity. 4. Blower Motor Inspection: Ensures the motor and its components work properly for efficient airflow. 5. Lubricate Moving Parts: Reduces friction and prevents wear on components, which can help extend system lifespan. 6. Ductwork Inspection: Checks for leaks or obstructions, ensuring efficient airflow throughout the home or building. 7. Refrigerant Check: Ensures refrigerant levels are correct, as low levels can cause the system to work harder and increase energy costs. 8. Electrical Connections: Inspects and tightens electrical connections to prevent safety hazards and ensure reliable system performance. Regular HVAC maintenance, usually done seasonally, can prevent unexpected breakdowns and maintain indoor air quality. Terms for Service Labor: Services typically include a comprehensive inspection, troubleshooting, repairs, and/or maintenance tasks. Technicians may also provide recommendations for preventative measures to prolong the lifespan of the system. Additional charges may apply for major repairs or replacement of parts.

What’s included

- Diagnosis and Inspection: Thorough examination of your HVAC system to identify the issue.
- Thermostat Calibration and Testing: Ensures the thermostat reads accurately and controls the system properly.
- Air Filter Replacement or Cleaning: Improves air quality and system performance by removing dust, debris, and allergens from the airflow.
- Blower Motor and Fan Inspection: Checks for wear, ensures proper airflow, and lubricates if necessary.
- Cleaning Coils (Evaporator & Condenser): Removes dirt and debris to enhance efficiency and cooling/heating capacity.
Ductwork Inspection: Looks for leaks, obstructions, and damaged sections that could reduce efficiency.
6. Refrigerant Level Check: Ensures refrigerant levels are optimal, as low refrigerant can strain the system and reduce efficiency.
7. Electrical Connections Inspection: Checks all electrical connections, tightening or repairing any loose components to prevent hazards.
8. Drain Line and Pan Inspection: Clears any clogs to prevent water damage and removes excess moisture for better air quality.
9. Inspecting and Testing Safety Controls: Ensures the safety devices are functioning to protect against potential malfunctions.
10. Lubricating Moving Parts: Reduces wear on parts and keeps them running smoothly.
11. Heat Exchanger Inspection (for heating systems): Looks for cracks or wear, especially in gas furnaces, as issues here can lead to carbon monoxide leaks.