Furnace, AC & HVAC Maintenance Services
Manufacturers recommend that you schedule preventative maintenance for your HVAC system on average every year to ensure safe and proper operation of your equipment.
$179 Basic Furnace Safety Inspection and Cleaning
This Service Includes:
The routine HVAC maintenance recommended by manufacturers to insure safe and efficient furnace operation. We test for carbon monoxide and gas leaks at the furnace, we check the furnace components for proper operation and advise about components or conditions that may need attention, if all operates properly, we perform a fundamental furnace cleaning.
We offer a deep furnace cleaning service at an additional cost
For systems that require breakdown to the blower assembly, evaporator coil etc., in cases where dust and debris has bypassed the air filter. The service technician will advise you if this service is necessary and quote the additional cost for furnace service and repair.
Furnace Certification and Cleaning
Includes:
- This HVAC maintenance service is more often requested by Denver home inspectors when a home is being sold and they want a licensed HVAC contractor to determine if the furnace system is safe and operational. Furnaces that are certifiable and operating properly include a basic furnace cleaning. If your furnace is over 20 years old it is not certifiable due to age.
Basic AC performance Inspection and Cleaning
Includes:
- Refrigerant extra if required.
This air conditioner maintenance service delivers the routine and preventative maintenance recommended by manufacturers to ensure proper operation and maximum AC efficiency. If our service tech determines that additional air conditioning repair is needed they will provide you with a quote for the additional service.
Basic Evaporator Cooler Start-up
Includes:
- A basic start up includes cleaning the reservoir pan, cleaning the distributors, oiling the motor bearings, oiling the blower bearings, reconnecting the water supply line and inspecting it for leaks, setting the reservoir float, inspecting the pads, inspecting the belt and other components for wear. Pads and other components that may need replacing are extra.
Evaporative Cooler Shutdown
Includes:
- Swamp coolers need to be shut down for the winter, this includes draining the pan, blowing out the supply water line and installing the cover that you provide.
HVAC, AC & Furnace Maintenance Services
Manufacturers recommend that you schedule preventative maintenance for your HVAC system on average every year to ensure the safe and proper operation of your equipment.
The Importance of Preventative HVAC Maintenance
- Prolong the lifespan of your system. Regular servicing and cleaning are crucial for the optimal functioning of HVAC equipment such as air conditioners and furnaces. A single faulty component can trigger a chain reaction leading to a complete system failure. Timely HVAC maintenance can prevent such situations and prolong the lifespan of your equipment by several years.
- Reduce the number of repairs needed. Immediate action is crucial when any irregularities in the functioning of HVAC equipment are detected. Timely detection of issues such as fraying belts can prevent them from escalating and causing expensive repairs. Ignoring such problems can lead to belt breakage, resulting in significant damage and costly repairs. Regular maintenance not only prevents future repairs but also pays for itself in the long run. Hence, calling for a tune-up as soon as any abnormality is observed can help avoid disastrous consequences and save you from expensive repairs.
- Reduce utility bills. Assuming that the HVAC equipment is functioning correctly based on the home’s heating and cooling may not be entirely accurate. Over time, neglected systems can lose their efficiency, resulting in increased energy consumption and reduced comfort levels. Regular professional maintenance can help prevent this decline in performance by ensuring optimal efficiency and identifying potential issues before they escalate. By receiving timely HVAC maintenance, the equipment can consume less energy and maintain the same level of comfort, contributing to a more comfortable and energy-efficient home.
- Ensures safety. A malfunctioning HVAC system not only incurs costly repairs but can also pose a severe threat to your family’s safety. A cracked heat exchanger in the furnace can lead to carbon monoxide leakage, which can contaminate the air and cause health hazards. Similarly, ignoring a short circuit in electric HVAC systems can pose a severe fire risk. Hence, it is crucial to address such issues immediately to avoid putting your family’s health and safety at risk.
$179 Basic Furnace Safety Inspection and Cleaning
This Service Includes:
Routine maintenance is recommended by manufacturers to ensure safe and efficient furnace operation. We test for carbon monoxide and gas leaks in the furnace, check the furnace components for proper operation and advise about components or conditions that may need attention, if all operate properly, we perform a fundamental furnace cleaning.
We offer a deep furnace cleaning service at an additional cost.
For systems that require a breakdown of the blower assembly, evaporator coil, etc., in cases where dust and debris have bypassed the air filter. The service technician will advise you if this service is necessary and quote the additional cost for furnace service and repair.
Furnace Certification and Cleaning
Includes:
This HVAC maintenance service is more often requested by Denver home inspectors when a home is being sold and they want a licensed HVAC contractor to determine if the furnace system is safe and operational. Furnaces that are certifiable and operating properly include a basic furnace cleaning. If your furnace is over 20 years old is not certifiable due to age.
Basic AC performance Inspection and Cleaning
Includes:
Refrigerant extra if required. This air conditioner maintenance service delivers the routine and preventative maintenance recommended by manufacturers to ensure proper operation and maximum AC efficiency. If our service tech determines that additional air conditioner maintenance and repair is needed they will provide you with a quote for the additional service.
Basic Evaporator Cooler Start-up
Includes:
A basic start-up includes cleaning the reservoir pan, cleaning the distributors, oiling the motor bearings, oiling the blower bearings, reconnecting the water supply line, and inspecting it for leaks, setting the reservoir float, inspecting the pads, inspecting the belt and other components for wear. Pads and other components that may need replacing are extra.
Evaporative Cooler Shutdown
Includes:
Swamp coolers need to be shut down for the winter, this includes draining the pan, blowing out the supply water line, and installing the cover that you provide.
Tips For DIY Maintenance
To ensure your HVAC equipment operates seamlessly between scheduled maintenance visits, performing some maintenance tasks on your own is recommended. Here are a few tasks that can help maintain optimal functioning until our trained service technician’s next visit:
- Check your filter monthly to see if there is a lot of build-up. If your unit has an indicator light with a timer, this is a great tool for reminding you that you need to check your filter.
- If you have an outdoor unit, wash it down if dirt has build-up on it.
- Maintain grass, branches, or bushes so that they don’t cover the outdoor unit.
- Dust your outdoor unit.
These simple tips will help you maintain your HVAC system until your next visit from a technician. It’s important to remember that any maintenance beyond the above, such as checking piping and electrical components, should be performed by a licensed HVAC professional.
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Manufactures recommend that you schedule annual HVAC maintenance appointments and have your HVAC equipment installed by a quality professional to insure safe and proper operation.