Tune-ups, before the season
A check in spring for cooling and in fall for heating catches small problems before the first hot or cold spell, and keeps the system running the way it should.
Signs you need it
- It's been a while since the last service
- The system is louder than it used to be
- Energy bills creeping up
- You want fewer surprises when the weather turns
What's included
- Filters, coils and drains checked and cleaned
- Electrical connections and controls tested
- Safety check on gas appliances
- A written report of what we found
How the job goes
BookPick a time before the season starts.
CheckWe go through the whole system.
ReportWritten notes, photos where useful.
PlanAnything worth fixing, priced first.
Questions about tune-ups
How often should I have a tune-up?
Once a year for each system, ideally before the season it works hardest in.
Will you try to sell me a new system?
No. A tune-up is a check. If something needs fixing, we price it and you decide.
