As Benjamin Franklin said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Same idea applies to your central heater and air conditioner maintenance. Think of it as an oil change for your auto, which improves your car's engine performance, maximizes your gas millage and minimized down time by avoiding unnecessary repairs.
Dirt and neglect are the top causes for heating and cooling failure. One of the most important steps you can take to prevent future problems and unwanted costs is regular maintenance. When done properly, maintaining your system will save you money on energy bills and help your system last longer. Below are the benefits of our Heating and Air Conditioner Maintenance Program for you and your HVAC equipment:
Improves System Efficiency - Improves efficiency of your system operation, which in return reduces your energy bill.
Improves Air Quality - Improve the air quality inside your home with clean filters.
Peace of Mind - Automatic, periodic inspections,lubricating, adjusting and cleaning of your equipment keeps it running at peak,trouble-free efficiency. Potential problems are spotted before they can cause trouble.
Priority Emergency Service - Should you have a breakdown,our own dispatched service technicians will respond to your call as a priority service call. We service our Preferred Plan Service customers first.
Automatic Reminders - we contact you when it is time for inspections (Spring and/or Fall)
Discount on Repairs - When you become LA Construction,Heating and Air Preferred Plan Service Policy holder you are entitled to repair discounts.
Longer Product Life - A known fact that regular maintenance and service on mechanical equipment prolongs its life: it also keeps the equipment at peak efficiency and lowers your utility bill.
Two maintenance calls each year - one each heating and cooling season. Purpose: to inspect and to advise you of any needed repair (no repairs are made without your approval); and to prevent breakdown and maintain efficiency. Our inspections and checks include:
AC Tune-Up Includes:
Maintenance can help spot small problems before they become large and costly repairs. One of the most important steps you can take to prevent future problems and unwanted costs is regular maintenance. Learn more...
As part of our ac maintenance we replace filters, change system components, check refrigerant charge and clean condensate drain line. Apart from our bi-annual residential plans, we also offer custom quotes. Contact us today to see how we can fit your needs.
With the large selection of filters available for HVAC systems we understand if you feel unsure of which filter is best for your system. Things to consider when selecting a filter are disposable vs reusable filters, pleated vs non-pleated filters, filter size and efficiency. Learn more...
Dirt and neglect are the top causes for heating and cooling failure. To maintain efficiency and reduce heating and cooling costs keep your system on a regular maintenance schedule. Learn more...
Showed up right on time and did great work quickly and with no mess. Took the extra time to explain the changes to me and help me figure out how to work the new system. Couldn't be happier!
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Furnace maintenance in the fall is included in our maintenance plans. We will change filter, check system components, CO2 levels, and ductwork. Furnace maintenance will prepare your system for cooler temperatures and keep it running smoothly through the winter. If you take the proper measures to take care of your system, it will help you save on electricity and help extend the life of your system.
EPA research shows that indoor air can be more polluted that outdoor air. In fact, you may be suffering from poor indoor air quality as opposed to outdoor pollution or seasonal allergies and not realize it. If you frequently notice excessive dust, humidity issues, odors or are suffering from allergies it may be due to poor indoor quality. A regularly maintained system can greatly contribute to the overall indoor air quality of your home. Call us so we can help you combat the poor indoor air quality of your home and create a comfortable home for you to live in.
Regular maintenance of your HVAC system can improve system efficiency, air quality, and can extend the life of the system. Maintenance can also help you identify potential issues, before they turn into a costly repair or a complete breakdown of your system when you need it the most. Call us today to learn more about our custom commercial maintenance plans. Our licensed technicians are trained to service all brands and types of equipment to keep your system performing at its best for your business and customers.
Properly installed and regularly maintained furnaces by an HVAC professional generally operate without incident. However, there are times when your furnace may break down unexpectedly. Understanding the difference between a regular furnace repair and an emergency furnace repair is important. It can make all the difference in knowing when your furnace may need immediate attention by an HVAC contractor.
Do you know how your furnace operates? Most homeowners may not be familiar with furnace anatomy or how it works. There are many gas furnace components that work together to deliver heat to your living areas.
Do you have noisy air vents? When it comes to your HVAC system some noise is expected when its running and is normal. Most of the time the noise you hear is coming from the HVAC system itself.
Have you been experiencing low airflow from your HVAC system? If you have noticed low airflow from your HVAC system you may have hot and cold spots in your home, stuffy, or little air coming from your vents. Most likely you are having a hard time staying comfortable. There are many reasons that could lead to low airflow, but the most common source for low airflow is ductwork problems. Some are easier to resolve than others. In this article we discuss what causes low airflow from your HVAC system in your home.
The ducts are connected to every room in your home and are responsible for carrying air to and from your heating and cooling system. Another component of your HVAC system are the vents. In order for air to enter and exit the network of ducts vents are also needed.
What is a split heat pump? A split heat pump offers greater efficiency, so its no wonder many homeowners consider installing one in their home. If you are thinking of investing in a heat pump system it is important to understand what it is and how it works. This essential information can help you determine whether a heat pump is the HVAC system most suitable for your home.
