HEATING Tune Up Time!

It's better to be safe than sorry and make sure your furnace and cooling systems are in tip top shape before mother nature takes a sudden turn. Schedule your heating tune up or ac tune up and ensure you are covered!

Regular hvac maintenance on your system means a longer lifespan for your equipment. By cleaning and inspecting your system twice a year, (heating tune up in the Fall and A/C tune up in the Spring) you ensure the health and safety of the unit for long time use. 

Cracked heat exchanges can be deadly to you and your family. Cabon monoxide, a colorless, ordorless gas could be leaking into your home if the unit has not been inspected to ensure the heat exchanger is in good condition.  Schedule your annual heating tune up to ensure your family and home are protected!

Smell that burning smell when you turn on the heater? That is a year's worth of dust and debris sitting on your furnance. During your heating tune up we check for build up, dust and rust that may have developed on the burners over time. These types of build ups can create pockets that trap gas and cause hot spots in the heat exchangers (even if your unit is brand new). 

Notice the unit isn't quite cooling as well as it usually does? Notice water dripping from the side of your home? This is caused by dirt and debris inside the drain lines and on the coils of the unit. We clean, blow out and ensure proper operation of the cooling system to keep up with the Houston heat. 

Parts wear out over time. Let our technicians inspect the unit and provide insight on the overall condition of the parts. We won't recommend anything be replaced if it doesn't need to be. We want to make sure our clients are aware of potential repairs found during the heating tune up and ac tune up that may be needed moving forward, and we provide an honest estimate to keep you running.  

There are big benefits of completing a heating tune up an ac tune up every year! Cleaning your unit and maintaining the age of the parts and equipment are key factors in increasing the efficency of the unit. By increasing the efficency of the unit, you will decrease your average utility bills. Who doesn't like to save money??