What Real AC & 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
Trusted With State Facility Maintenance
We hold an active TxDOT contract for the Austin District, performing HVAC repair and maintenance on state facilities. Recurring maintenance for a public agency doesn't tolerate padded invoices or manufactured "urgent" findings — the work gets documented and reviewed. That's the way we run every maintenance agreement, commercial or residential.
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.