Heating System Maintenance Service

Heat pump system maintenance is essential to ensure the system is running at its full potential. Unfortunately, these systems don't often give many indications that they're operating inefficiently. High electric bills and completely iced over coils are just a few indications that your heat pump system is in need of service. Heat pump maintenance includes a thorough inspection and cleaning of the system.

Our gas furnace maintenance service is a great way to make sure your gas furnace is ready for the cold winter months. Our technician will not only clean the critical sensors and vacuum the furnace burners, but also check critical system functions and overall safety for the most dependable, safe, and efficient gas furnace operation as possible.

Boiler heating systems are one of the most efficient sources of heating when maintained properly just before the winter season. Boiler maintenance includes vacuuming the boiler cabinet, removing, cleaning, and vacuuming all individual burners, lubricating all circulator pumps, bleeding air from all individual radiators, cleaning the pilot assembly and flame sensor, and checking the operating pressures and temperatures.

We service and maintain all brands of light commercial HVAC equipment (5-20 tons). Business owners rely on their heating and air conditioning equipment to keep their customers comfortable while visiting their businesses. Our skilled technicians thoroughly test and check all critical functions of commercial HVAC equipment and find ways to utilize functions like free cooling, if applicable. Commercial (RTU) maintenance includes replacing filters and drive belts of all sizes, cleaning evaporator and condenser coils, cleaning critical sensors, tightening electrical connections, calibrating thermostats, and testing all safety switches and components.

Package units are often used in condos, commercial buildings, multi-dwelling applications, and hotels. They are a good choice when there is little or no need for ductwork. These units have very basic functions and are usually factory-charged with refrigerant or tied into some kind of water circuit. Our service technicians do a great job maintaining these systems by cleaning the coils, lubricating the motor bearings, replacing or cleaning the air filters, replacing the drive belt (if used), tightening electrical connections, brushing the evaporator coil, testing refrigerant levels, water flow, and complete operation.