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  • Maintenance Options

  • Extend System Lifespan with Regular Maintenance

  • Regular maintenance is crucial for extending the life of your HVAC system, improving its efficiency, and that it provides a comfortable and safe environment. Depending on the specific setup and environment, some items might need more frequent attention and that's what we do best!

  • Regular, scheduled "tune-ups" by our certified technicians will identify and address minor issues before they become major problems, saving you time, money, and the hassle of unexpected breakdowns.

  • Monthly Checklist

    • Inspect and Replace Air Filters: Check the air filters and replace them if they are dirty or clogged to ensure proper airflow and maintain indoor air quality.
    • Clear Debris: Remove any debris, leaves, and dirt from around the outdoor unit to maintain unobstructed airflow

    Quarterly Checklist

    • Inspect Drainage Lines: Check the condensate drain and pump for blockages or leaks. Clean the drain lines to prevent water overflow and potential damage.
    • Check Thermostat Settings: Ensure the thermostat is functioning correctly and keeps the building at the desired temperature.
    • Inspect Fan Blades and Blowers: Check for proper operation and clean to improve efficiency.

    Semi-Annual Checklist (Spring/Fall)

    • Check Refrigerant Levels: Low levels might indicate a leak, which requires professional service.
    • Clean Coils: Clean the evaporator and condenser coils to increase efficiency and prolong the life of your equipment.
    • Lubricate Moving Parts: Reduce friction in motors and bearings by lubricating moving parts to decrease electricity use and wear.
    • Inspect Belts and Pulleys: Check for wear and tear and replace if necessary to avoid breakdowns.
    • Evaluate Control Box, Wiring, and Connections: Inspect for secure, undamaged connections and signs of wear or electrical hazards.

    Annual Checklist

    • Test HVAC System Operation: Run the system through a full operation cycle to ensure it operates smoothly and correctly.
    • Inspect Ductwork for Leaks: Poorly sealed or insulated ducts can lead to significant air loss and inefficient system performance.
    • Calibrate Thermostat: Ensure the thermostat is accurately reading and controlling the temperature.
    • Assess Overall System Efficiency: Have a professional technician inspect the system to ensure it is operating at peak performance.
    • Safety Checks: Make sure all safety systems are functioning properly, including fire and carbon monoxide detectors as related to the HVAC system.