Preventative Maintenance

Your furnace and air conditioner need a thorough yearly inspection and cleaning to keep them in tip top shape. With Colorado temperatures sometimes reaching below 0 degrees in the Winter and 99+ in the Summer months, it's not uncommon to have 35+ degree swings in outside ambient temperatures in a single day. Trust our experts to perform a Triple Point Service on your system to ensure proper operation and give you peace of mind to keep you comfortable through the sweltering hot days of July and those long cold nights in January. Rest assured, we also offer a $209 TPS Service agreement that handles both services listed below, includes 10% off repairs and offers big discounts on IAQ and equipment installations. 

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$109 Furnace Service Includes:

• Measure Amp Draws on motors

• Check blower wheel for dirt/debris

• Test blower motor capacitor (if applicable)

• Check and set gas pressure

• Perform Combustion Analysis

• Verify heat exchanger integrity and safety

• Test ambient and flue carbon monoxide levels

• Measure proper temperature rise, verify within manufacturer specifications

• Clean flame sensor 

• Verify proper thermostat operation

• Wipe down and/or vacuum interior cabinet space

• Check/Clean drains on High Efficient condensing furnaces

• Verify proper operation of all major components during ignition trials and shutdown procedures

• Change filter on system. Standard 1" filter is included (14x25, 16x25, 20x25, etc.)

$125 Air Conditioning Service Includes:

• Check blower amp draw on furnace/air handler

• Test blower capacitor if applicable

• Check blower wheel for dirt/debris

• Wash outside condensing unit*

• Test capacitor(s) on condensing unit (if applicable) 

• Check amp draws on condensing fan motor and compressor, confirm readings are within FLA rating

• Verify voltage across contactor, check for voltage drop and pitted/burned contacts

• Measure refrigerant levels, verify proper superheat/subcooling temperatures and operating pressures

• Verify proper CTOA (Condensing Temperature Over Ambient)

• Confirm proper temp drop across indoor coil as well as supply temp at registers

• Change filter on system. Standard 1" filter included (14x25, 16x25, 20x25, etc.)

*Rarely, some condensing units will need a chemical detergent applied in order to be thoroughly cleaned, especially if the system has never been serviced. "Spine Fin" style coils in particular are excellent candidates for this extra care and attention. Nu-Brite or similar cleaning treatment is an additional charge if such service is recommended by the technician and authorized by the homeowner.