Routine maintenance isn't just about preventing breakdowns—it's about optimizing your system's performance for comfort and cost savings.

• Yearly Service: A tune-up once a year maintains optimal performance.

• Efficiency Boost: Regular maintenance can prevent costly breakdowns and enhance energy efficiency.

If your HVAC is acting up more than usual or it's been a decade or two since the installation, a new, more efficient system might be in order.

• Age: Systems older than 10-15 years may need replacement.

• Repair Frequency: Constant malfunctions suggest it's time for an update.

Upgrading can be a cost-effective move in the long run, as newer systems offer improved energy usage and fewer emergency calls.

• Lower Bills: Modern systems are designed for maximum energy savings.

• Smart Investment: New technology means better performance and fewer repairs.

While furnaces are great for cold climates, heat pumps can be an economical option for those needing both heating and cooling capabilities.

• Heat Pump: Offers heating and cooling in one system.

• Furnace: Typically used for heating only.

Enhancing your indoor air quality can lead to better health and comfort, especially for those with allergies or respiratory issues.

• Filter Changes: Regularly replacing filters is a must.

• Air Quality Solutions: Consider air purifiers and humidifiers.

Routine maintenance includes:

• Testing the contacts, capacitors, boards, relays, transformers, etc.

• Checking refrigerant levels for proper charge

• Checking blower speeds for proper CFM output

• Checking amperage on the compressor to prevent overheating and outage

• Checking for airflow restrictions that cause the unit to labor

• Washing and testing the outdoor condenser