Industry data is unambiguous: HVAC systems that receive annual professional maintenance last 40% longer on average and consume 15-25% less energy than neglected systems. More importantly, most manufacturer warranties require documented annual maintenance — skip it, and you may void tens of thousands of dollars in coverage.
What's Included in Our HVAC Tune-Up
Cooling System Tune-Up (Spring)
- Check and adjust refrigerant charge
- Clean evaporator and condenser coils
- Inspect and lubricate all moving parts
- Test capacitors and contactors
- Clean and flush condensate drain
- Check all electrical connections and tighten if needed
- Verify thermostat calibration
- Measure system airflow and static pressure
- Inspect ductwork for obvious leaks
- Test all safety controls
Heating System Tune-Up (Fall)
- Inspect heat exchanger for cracks (safety check)
- Clean burner assembly and inspect flame pattern
- Check gas pressure and adjust if needed
- Test ignition system and safety controls
- Measure carbon monoxide output
- Clean and inspect flue pipe
- Test blower motor amp draw
- Lubricate all mechanical components
- Check and replace air filter if needed
Comfort Club Membership
Our Comfort Club membership includes two annual tune-ups (spring + fall), priority emergency scheduling (you go to the front of the line), a 15% discount on all repairs, and no overtime charges. For a flat annual fee, you get complete peace of mind.
The $200 maintenance visit that catches a cracked heat exchanger saves you $8,000 in furnace replacement costs — and potentially your family's lives. It's the best value in home services.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I service my HVAC system?
Most manufacturers recommend annual service — cooling in spring, heating in fall. If you have a heat pump (which handles both), one thorough annual tune-up is sufficient.
Will maintenance void my warranty if I skip it?
Most major manufacturers (Carrier, Trane, Lennox) require documented annual maintenance to keep the extended warranty valid. Skipping service can void coverage worth thousands of dollars.
What does a maintenance visit cost?
A single tune-up is $99-$149 depending on system type. Our Comfort Club annual membership covers two tune-ups plus all the priority and discount benefits for a flat annual fee.
What's included in the Comfort Club?
Two annual tune-ups (spring and fall), priority emergency scheduling, 15% discount on all repairs, and no overtime charges — for one flat annual fee.