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Heater Tune Up/Maintenance
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1. carbon monoxide test
2. check ignition systems
3. clean and check blower wheel assembly
4. test system safety devices
5. lubricate moving parts if needed
6. inspect heat exchanger
7. clean, check, and adjust burners
8. check thermostat operation
9. replace or clean filters
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Heater
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Air Conditioning Tune Up
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1. check for refrigerant gas leaks
2. check all operating pressures
3. clean and check indoor coil (if accessible)
4. clean outdoor coil
5. up to 1lb of refrigerant
6. clean and check condensate drain
7. check starting contactor
8. check compressor and fan motor for proper voltage and amperage
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Air Conditioning
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Spring is a generally mild season. It's also the ideal time
to budget a bit of that savings for an air conditioning tune-up.
Done now, it can prevent many small problems from becoming
big, expensive problems later.
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Recharging
Q: How often should I recharge my air conditioner with new freon?
A: Contrary to popular belief, air conditioners do not consume
refrigerant (freon) as a car consumes oil, so under ideal
conditions it would never need changing or filling. Therefore,
a low freon level indicates a leak which should be repaired
before adding more. While most new system connections are
welded to minimize leaks, many older units (8+ years) were
connected with mechanical flared fittings which can vibrate
loose over the years, causing leaks.
Air Duct Cleaning |
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Carpet Cleaning |
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