HVAC systems play a critical role in our homes. They regulate temperature and humidity levels, filter air quality, and provide ventilation. If they aren’t working properly, serious problems may occur. That’s why it’s critical to schedule regular tune-ups from an HVAC professional. Keep reading to learn what you should expect once you schedule an HVAC tune-up with a local HVAC technician.
Basic Steps During an HVAC Tune-Up
Overall, a tune-up involves an inspection of your entire heating and cooling system to ensure all equipment is operating properly, efficiently, and safely. During the inspection, the technician will have the opportunity to identify and repair damaged parts.
At Armstrong Plumbing, Air & Electric, our HVAC tune-up plan features a 35-point inspection. During this inspection, you can expect our HVAC technicians to check the following: electrical components and connections, airflow, refrigerant levels, condenser and evaporator coils, condensate drain, heat exchanger safety controls, carbon monoxide levels, temperature, and thermostat.
Our technician will also change air filters up to 2” during your tune-up appointment. As they work through their inspection, our HVAC professional will also clean burners, tighten electrical connections, clean blower components and drains, check refrigerant levels, inspect the thermostat, and more. You should be able to rely on your HVAC system to keep you comfortable year-round, and keeping it tuned up can help prevent a full breakdown.
Professional HVAC Services
If you want to get the most out of your HVAC system, make sure to schedule seasonal tune-ups with Armstrong Plumbing, Air & Electric. These visits can help extend the lifespan of your HVAC system and save you money in the long run. Remember: Something Wrong? Better Call Armstrong!
