HVAC maintenance in Phoenix
Once a year, before the heat, we clean and check your system and tell you what we found in plain words.
How a tune-up goes
A tune-up is more than a new filter. Here's what we do on the visit, in the order we do it.
You pick a time
Call or book online and we'll find a time that fits your week. Spring is best, before the summer rush fills the calendar.
We clean the parts that do the work
We clean the outdoor and indoor coils, since dirty coils make the system run harder. We flush the drain line so it can't back up, and we swap the filter.
We check and test the system
We check the refrigerant level. We tighten loose wires and test the motors. Then we check the airflow and set your thermostat so it reads right.
We tell you what we found
If a part is starting to wear, we show you and explain it in plain words. You get the price of any fix, and there's no pressure to say yes.
We follow up
After the visit we check back to make sure the system runs right. We'll also share a few simple things you can do to keep it that way.
When to book a tune-up
Once a year is the rule. These are the times it matters most.
It's spring
Your AC is about to run almost nonstop for months. A check in March or April catches a weak part while it's still a small fix.
It's been more than a year
If you can't remember the last tune-up, it's time. A loose wire or a clogged drain line gives no warning until the day it quits.
Your power bill is creeping up
If your habits haven't changed but the bill has, dirty coils or low refrigerant may be making the system work harder than it should.
The air feels weaker
Less air at the vents often starts with a dirty filter or coil. Left alone, it can freeze the coil and stop the cooling.
After a dust storm
A haboob packs dust into filters and coils. A clean system moves more air and keeps less of that dust in your house.
Before you leave for the summer
If you head north for the hot months, have the system checked before you go. Nobody wants to find a dead AC from a thousand miles away.
What every visit includes
- A full inspection of the system
- Key parts cleaned and refrigerant checked
- Your thermostat set right
- Findings explained in plain words
How the price works
You know what the tune-up costs before we start. That's the price you pay.
If we find a problem, we explain it and give you the price of the fix. Nothing gets fixed unless you say yes.
A worn part found in April is a small bill. The same part failing in August can take the whole system down on the hottest day of the year.
Questions about HVAC Maintenance
Once a year, best in spring before the heat comes. Your AC runs for months on end here, so one check before summer is the one that counts.
We clean the coils and flush the drain line. We check the refrigerant, the wiring and the airflow, and we set your thermostat. Then we tell you about any part that's starting to wear.
Most breakdowns start as one small worn part. A tune-up finds it while it's cheap to fix. A clean system also uses less power and tends to last longer.
It can. Dirty coils and a clogged filter make the system run longer to cool the house. Once they're clean, it doesn't have to work as hard.
We show you what we found, explain it, and give you the price of the fix. If the system is old and a repair would cost a lot, we'll tell you that too. You decide.
Ask us when we finish the visit and we will set the next one for spring. A tune-up once a year catches small problems before they turn into repairs.
Yes. Mini splits and heat pumps need a yearly check just like central air. Tell us what you have when you book.
Yes. We cover Phoenix and the Valley around it, from Surprise and Peoria out to Mesa, Gilbert and Chandler.
Other services
Tell us what’s going on
Send us the details, we call you back to set a time, and you get the price before any work starts.
Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM
Saturday and Sunday, 7 AM to 12 PM