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Proper refrigerant levels have a significant impact on the efficiency and effectiveness of your system.

Check the electrical connections and electrical consumption to ensure proper startup and avoid sudden breakdowns. 

Ensure HVAC safety systems are in place and operational to protect your family and home from major problems.

A light wash keeps the heat transfer areas of your system clean to prevent breakdowns and high energy costs. 

Check the start component voltage and tighten the electrical connections.

Clear your condensate drain line to help avoid blockages and potentially costly water damage.

Check the temperature of the air blowing from your vents.

Ensure that the thermostat is operating and properly communicating with all the components of your system.

Replacement of a 1″ filter is always included to keep dirt, allergens and particles out of the air and maintain clean air quality in your home.

High or low static pressure on your ducts means poor performance out of your HVAC system, excessive wear and tear and high energy usage.

Cleaning burners keeps them burning efficiently, assisting in the complete burn-up of the gas and minimizing the production of potentially hazardous carbon monoxide.

Test for proper operation (spark) and ensure it is within factory specs.

Gas pressure outside factory specifications can wreak havoc on your heat exchanger and other furnace components.

Check electrical connections and electrical consumption. 

Ensure proper balance of the blower wheel and lube the bearings (as applicable). 

A clean compartment makes sure that dirt and dust aren’t circulating in your home.