Heating & AC Maintenance
Take care of your heating and cooling system so you can focus on what matters most.
MORE THAN JUST A TUNE UP
We Offer Year Round Protection
By scheduling your seasonal maintenance with Family HVAC you're automatically enrolled in our Family Comfort Protection Plan. Seasonal and annual plans available for any system, any age!
Heating OR Cooling$199.00*
Heating AND Cooling$299.00*
Why Is Regular Maintenance So Important?
The top 7 benefits of HVAC maintenance.
Efficiency = Savings
Equipment has to work harder when it's faulty, damaged or clogged by dirt and grime. This extra effort on your heating and cooling system will result in higher utility bills each month.
Healthier air quality
/A dirty system will result in allergens, viruses, bacteria and harmful particles circulating throughout your home. Hazardous gasses are also a threat if a problem is left unchecked.
Equipment Safety
HVAC systems have a lot of moving parts. A certified technician takes a close look at all electrical components, valves and fuel gauges to ensure there are no disastrous hazards undetectable to an untrained eye.
Extends system Life
Routine maintenance will get you the most out of your investment by ensuring your system is safe, clean and functioning properly. Lack of maintenance can result in replacing your system earlier than anticipated.
Increased Comfort
An HVAC system running at peak performance will be able to keep up with the extreme hot and cold weather days throughout all of the seasons. Not to mention, peace of mind creates an immesurable level of comfort.
Less Repair Costs
When a minor issue goes unchecked by a professional, it will likely turn into a big problem on an extreme weather day. The results are desperation and higher repair costs.
Equipment Safety
HVAC system warranties require a certified and trained professional to perform a maintenance check each year. Without this maintenance visit, a warranty will be void, leaving you with the full burden of the cost.
Why Is Regular Maintenance So Important?
You may be asking yourself, do I need seasonal or annual hvac maintenance? If you want to get the highest level of comfort and the most out of your heating and cooling system, the answer is yes. Here are the top 7 seven beneifts of hvac maintenance.
Efficiency = Savings
Equipment has to work harder when it's faulty, damaged or clogged by dirt and grime. This extra effort on your heating and cooling system will result in higher utility bills each month.
Healthier air quality
A dirty system will result in allergens, viruses, bacteria and harmful particles circulating throughout your home. Hazardous gasses are also a threat if a problem is left unchecked.
Equipment Safety
HVAC systems have a lot of moving parts. A certified technician takes a close look at all electrical components, valves and fuel gauges to ensure there are no disastrous hazards undetectable to an untrained eye.
Extends the life of your system
Routine maintenance will get you the most out of your investment by ensuring your system is safe, clean and functioning properly. Lack of maintenance can result in replacing your system earlier than anticipated.
Increased Comfort
An HVAC system running at peak performance will be able to keep up with the extreme hot and cold weather days throughout all of the seasons. Not to mention, peace of mind creates an immesurable level of comfort.
Less repair costs
When a minor issue goes unchecked by a professional, it will likely turn into a big problem on an extreme weather day. The results are desperation and higher repair costs.
Maintains equipment warranty
HVAC system warranties require a certified and trained professional to perform a maintenance check each year. Without this maintenance visit, a warranty will be void, leaving you with the full burden of the cost.
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Contact us at any time for questions about maintenance, protection plans, or troubles with your heating and cooling system.
FAMILY HVAC
Gas or Electric Furnace Maintenance Checklist
- Replace air filters with manufacturer recommended size
- Perform a safety carbon monoxide air test
- Clean burner and combustion sections
- Adjust burners and align with manifold
- Check and adjust gas valve and manifold pressures
- Inspect all electrical components & connections
- Check pilot safety solenoid
- Check ignition safety control
- Inspect and adjust electronic sparking devices
- Test all safety shutdown controls
- Inspect and adjust temperature controllers
- Measure draft and chimney pressures
- Inspect blower section
- Lubricate all motor and shaft bearings
- Monitor indoor motor amperages on all
- Check all damper assemblies and lubricate
- Monitor inlet and outlet system temperatures
- Document all findings and recommendations
FAMILY HVAC
Air Conditioning Maintenance Checklist
- Replace air filters with manufacturer recommended size
- Monitor thermostat operation
- Inspect all electrical components and connections
- Inspect indoor evaporator coil
- Check and monitor refrigerant coolant charge
- Check and monitor system temperatures
- Inspect outdoor condenser coils
- Check condition and operation of outdoor condenser fan motor
- Test all safety shutdown switches
- Measure compressor cooling
- Check and monitor refrigerant metering device operation
- Inspect condensate pans and lines for proper drainage
- Measure heat absorption and rejection capability
- Clean condensate pumps and check valves
- Inspect complete blower section
- Oil motor and shaft bearing assemblies if necessary
- Monitor motor amperages
- Inspect blower belts if applicable
- Inspect and adjust all temperature controls
- Monitor low ambient control functions making adjustments when necessary
- Secure all unit panels
- Document all findings and recommendations
FAMILY HVAC
Oil Furnace Maintenance Checklist
*Prices May Vary
- Replace air filters and oil filter with manufacturer recommended size
- Perform a safety carbon monoxide air test
- Clean burner and combustion sections
- Adjust burners and align with manifold
- Check and adjust oil pump and oil pressure
- Inspect all electrical components and connections
- Check ignitor safety solenoid
- Check thermocouple safety control
- Inspect and adjust electronic sparking devices
- Test all safety shutdown controls
- Inspect and adjust temperature controllers
- Measure draft and chimney pressures
- Test for proper operation of flue damper
- Inspect blower section
- Lubricate all motor and shaft bearings if necessary/applicable
- Monitor indoor motor amperages
- Check thermostat accuracy and settings
- Check all damper assemblies and lubricate
- Monitor inlet and outlet system temperatures
- Document all findings and recommendations
*This maintenance price is based on an oil system that has been routinely maintained. Upon inspection, if there is extensive oil build up or residue that needs additional cleaning, this will be determined and discussed with our technician
FAMILY HVAC
Heat Pump Maintenance Checklist
- Replace air filters with manufacturer recommended size
- Inspect all electrical components and connections
- Check and monitor refrigerant charge
- Check and monitor system temperatures
- Inspect outdoor coils
- Check the condition and operation of the outdoor fan motor
- Monitor defrost sequence and calibrate controls
- Test all safety shutdown switches
- Check reversing valve operation
- Measure compressor cooling and heating
- Check and monitor metering device operation
- Inspect indoor heat cool coils
- Check electric backup heat operation
- Clean condensate pans and lines
- Measure heat absorption and rejection capability
- Monitor humidity control
- Clean condensate pumps and check valves
- Check thermostat accuracy and settings
- Inspect complete blower section
- Lubricate motor and shaft bearing assemblies if necessary/applicable
- Monitor motor amperages
- Inspect and adjust all temperature controls
- Monitor low ambient control functions
- Secure all unit panels
- Document all findings and recommendations
FAMILY HVAC
Gas Boiler Maintenance Checklist
- Inspect and clean fireside surfaces
- Inspect all burner refractory material
- Inspect all manhole gaskets for leaks
- Inspect and test all system valves
- Inspect and test all safety valves
- Clean and rebuild low water cut-off
- Recalibrate all operating controls
- Overhaul feed water pumps
- Clean condensate receiver
- Inspect electrical terminals
- Switch boiler automation to summer mode
- Check fuel oil levels
- Clean and inspect chimneys
- Clean and tune the boiler and components
- Clean sight glasses
- Carbon build-up inspection
- Flush drain low water cut-offs
- Checking all low water cut-offs
- Flush down the water-line heater
- Conduct boiler bottom blowdown
- Clear sludge and sediment
- Control high water
- Control chemical treatment concentrations
- Monitor the make-up water for signs of a leak in the system
- Check combustion
- Inspect burner controls
- Inspect burner operation
- Conduct trap inspection
- Conduct pipe inspection
- Document all findings and recommendations
FAMILY HVAC
Oil Boiler Maintenance Checklist
*Prices May Vary
- Replace air filters and oil filter with manufacturer recommended size
- Replace Oil Nozzle
- Perform a safety carbon monoxide air test
- Clean burner sections
- Check and adjust oil pump and oil pressure
- Lubricate the Circulator Pumps
- Inspect all electrical components and connections
- Check ignitor safety solenoid
- Inspect and adjust ignition electrodes
- Inspect & Test the Expansion Tank
- Test all safety shutdown controls
- Inspect and adjust temperature controllers
- Measure draft and chimney pressures and test for proper operation of flue damper
- Inspect blower section
- Lubricate all motor and shaft bearings if necessary/applicable
- Monitor indoor motor amperages
- Check thermostat accuracy and anticipator settings
- Inspect operation of the zone valves and thermostats
- Inspect the Autofill valve & Backflow preventer
- Check & Inspect the Pressure Temperature Gauge
- Inspect the Air Elimination Controls
- Check AquaStat main operating controller
- Check Output of radiators or baseboard
- Check all damper assemblies and lubricate
- Monitor inlet and outlet system temperatures
- Document all findings and recommendations
*This maintenance price is based on an oil system that has been routinely maintained. Upon inspection, if there is extensive oil build up or residue that needs additional cleaning, this will be determined and discussed with our technician