What Real HVAC Maintenance Looks Like
The HVAC industry has a maintenance problem. A lot of companies use cheap "tune-ups" as a sales call in disguise — technicians show up, run through a checklist, and then present a list of things you "urgently" need replaced. That's not maintenance. That's a sales meeting you paid for.
When we do a maintenance visit, we're there to actually service the system — inspect, clean, test, and report honestly on what we find. If everything looks good, we'll tell you that. If something needs attention, we'll show you and explain it clearly.
What's Included in a Maintenance Visit
Electrical & Controls
- Inspect electrical connections and tighten as needed
- Check and test capacitors
- Inspect contactors and relays
- Test thermostat operation and calibration
- Check control board and low-voltage wiring
Mechanical & Airflow
- Inspect and clean condenser and evaporator coils
- Check and lubricate motors and bearings
- Inspect blower wheel and housing
- Check belts and pulleys (where applicable)
- Verify proper airflow at registers
Refrigeration System
- Check refrigerant pressures
- Inspect for leaks at connections and fittings
- Check subcooling and superheat
- Inspect service valves
Safety & Overall
- Inspect drain pan and condensate line
- Check safety switches and cut-offs
- Replace or inspect air filter
- Inspect overall unit condition and report findings
No Upsells. Just Honest Findings.
After every maintenance visit, we give you a straight assessment. If the system is in good shape, we'll tell you. If we find something that needs attention, we'll show you what we found and give you options — with honest advice on what's urgent vs. what can wait. That's it.