HVAC Maintenance in Sandy Springs

Heating and cooling equipment almost never fails without warning; the warning simply shows up on instruments before it shows up in the house. A run capacitor creeps below its rating, a condensate line starts to grow slime, a flame sensor picks up the faint coating that will someday keep the burners from staying lit. A tune-up is the chance to read those signs while the weather is mild and the fix is cheap, and it is the best data you will ever have for a future repair-or-replace decision. Sandy Springs HVAC maintains cooling, heating and heat pump equipment in owner-occupied homes, rentals and commercial properties. Before summer, the cooling tune-up takes in the indoor and outdoor coils, the drain line and its safety float, the capacitor, contactor and wiring, refrigerant pressures and line temperatures, and the airflow across the indoor coil. Before winter, the heating tune-up covers the burners, igniter, flame sensor, inducer, high-limit and rollout switches, flue connections and the blower. Heat pumps work year round, so they get both. Each visit also includes a fresh filter or a filter check, confirmation that the thermostat is really controlling the equipment, and a written summary of every measurement and anything worth watching. You approve any repair, with its figure, before it happens, and you are never asked to enroll in anything: ring us when the season turns and a technician goes on the calendar. With how many months a year our air conditioners run, the pre-summer visit is the one we would hate to see skipped, and a furnace that meets its first freeze without a look is a close second.