HVAC Maintenance in Cumming, GA

Heating and cooling equipment rarely fails without some warning, but those warnings are easy to miss unless someone is looking for them. A capacitor that measures weak during a spring tune-up is very often the part that would have quit during the first heat wave, and a flame sensor coated with residue in the fall is the one that would have shut the furnace down on a frosty night. Seasonal maintenance exists to find those parts while replacing them is simple and inexpensive. We suggest booking the air conditioning tune-up as the dogwoods bloom and the furnace tune-up as the leaves turn, since systems in this part of Georgia work hard during both seasons and especially through the long stretch of humid summer weather. During the cooling visit, the technician hoses down the condenser fins, clears the condensate line, snugs terminals, puts capacitors and contactors on the meter and writes down pressures and airflow. During the heating visit, the burner assembly, ignition parts, heat exchanger, blower and each cutoff switch are examined. A fresh filter goes in each time, and drop cloths protect the floor around the indoor equipment. Afterward, you receive a written report describing what was cleaned, what was measured and anything that should be watched, with prices for any repairs worth making now and an honest word about what can wait.