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Tune-ups that catch the failure before the heat wave does.
Most breakdowns we see in July and January were visible months earlier: a weak capacitor, a dirty flame sensor, a drain starting to clog. A tune-up is where we find them.
When to book
- Spring, before cooling season
- AC and heat pump check while parts and schedules are easy.
- Fall, before heating season
- Furnace and heat pump check before the first cold night.
- After buying a home
- Know the real condition of the system you just inherited.
- Before and after renting a shore house
- A season of guests is hard on filters, drains and thermostats.
What a tune-up includes
- Coils, drain line and filter checked and cleaned as needed
- Electrical parts tested under load
- Refrigerant pressures and temperature split measured
- Burners, igniter and flame sensor cleaned on furnaces
- A plain report of what we found and what can wait
Where we work
- Northfield
- Linwood
- Somers Point
- Egg Harbor Township
- Pleasantville
- Absecon
- Galloway
- Atlantic City
- Ventnor
- Margate
- Longport
- Brigantine
- Mays Landing
- Ocean City
Questions we get
How often does a system need maintenance?
Once a year for each side: cooling in spring, heating in fall. Heat pumps run all year, so they benefit from both.
Will a tune-up lower my bill?
A clean, correctly charged system runs shorter cycles. The bigger saving is avoiding an emergency repair in peak season.
Tell us what the system is doing.
Call now, or send a request and we will call you back.