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A system here does two hard jobs: a long, humid cooling season and a short heating season full of sudden cold fronts. Service it in spring and again in fall and it lasts years longer and runs on noticeably less electricity than one that only gets looked at when it breaks. The Rowlett homes that never call for emergency repairs are almost always the ones on a regular tune-up schedule.
We check the indoor coil and return grills, inspect the blower and motors, replace a standard filter, inspect the duct connections, look for refrigerant leaks, and clear the drain lines that love to clog and flood a Rowlett attic in August.
We inspect the heat exchanger for cracks, check the igniter and burner box for rust or soot, test the safety switches, confirm breaker amperage, check the circuit board, thermostat, return grills and fan motors, replace a standard filter, and check the drain lines.
Schedule the spring tune-up in March or April and the fall inspection in October, before everyone else’s system fails at the same time. You’ll get a better appointment window and a system that’s ready before the first heat wave or cold snap.
Twice a year for the Rowlett climate: a cooling tune-up in spring and a heating inspection in fall.
Each visit is $79.95, the spring A/C check-up and the fall heating safety inspection.
Yes. A clean coil, correct charge, and clear drain lines let the system hit its rated efficiency instead of overworking, which shows up on your summer electric bill.
It can. Most manufacturers require documented annual service to keep the parts warranty valid, so we leave a record of every visit.
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