Don't wait for your heater to cough its last breath or your air conditioner to wave the white flag before giving it a Tune-up - by then you'll beg for mercy. Instead, schedule our Precision Tune-Up right now, it can save you up to 30%* on your monthly energy costs. Meaning: you can fan yourself with money while you drink sweet beverages, all because of our HVAC maintenance expertise. In fact, routine furnace and AC maintenance is vital to efficient, worry-free heating and cooling.

Others may claim they know how to do a tune-up, but get the facts first. Some of these so-called "tune-ups" are nothing more than a basic HVAC System Inspection. Here's the bottom line: nothing compares to our full 23-point* Heating and 18-point* Air Conditioning Precision Tune-Ups by the industry's service experts. Our tune-ups are so thorough you'll marvel at our expertise - you may even send us thank-you cards and cookies (chocolate chip, please) - because we care so much about our work. We are, in a word, Experts.

Why should you utilize our high-quality maintenance and tune-ups? Becasue our services include (where applicable):

  • 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
  • Clean and/or replace standard air filters
  • Measure for correct air flow
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Measure volts and amps
  • Lubricate all moving furnace parts
  • Clean condensate drains
  • Measure temperature difference between supply air and return air
  • Apply protective coating
  • Adjust gas pressure
  • Adjust pilot
  • Monitor heating cycle
  • In place, clean and adjustment of blower components
  • Examine furnace installation quality
  • Examine equipment condition area, and clearances 

    Air Conditioner Tune-Up
  • Check thermostat calibration
  • Monitor refrigerant pressure
  • Test AC starting capabilities
  • Test air conditioner safety controls
  • Clean and/or replace standard air filters
  • In place, clean and adjustment of blower components
  • Measure for correct air flow
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Measure volts and amps
  • Lubricate all moving parts
  • Clean condensate drain
  • Measure temperature difference between supply air and return air
  • Apply protective coating
  • Monitor cooling cycle
  • Inspect evaporator coil
  • Examine installation quality
  • Examine equipment condition area, and clearances
  • Clean condenser coil