A heating tune-up before winter catches problems while the stakes are low. The technician inspects the heat exchanger for cracks, tests the ignition sequence, cleans the flame sensor, checks gas pressure, and verifies that the blower and ductwork are moving air properly.
Heat exchangers develop cracks from the stress of repeated heating and cooling cycles over years. A cracked heat exchanger can release combustion gases into the supply air. This is the one heating failure that cannot wait, and it is only visible during a deliberate inspection with the burners running.
Our maintenance plans cover both heating and cooling. A visit in fall for the furnace and a visit in spring for the AC keeps both systems in working order year-round.
What to Expect
- A seasonal inspection covers the heat exchanger, ignition, gas pressure, and blower.
- Any safety concerns are reported immediately.
- Maintenance plans include both heating and cooling visits.
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