AC Tune-Ups & Maintenance Plans

Why tune-ups matter here

An air conditioner in Central Texas works hard for months at a time. Dirty coils, a weak capacitor or a partly clogged drain line make it work harder and fail sooner. Most manufacturers also recommend routine professional maintenance.

What a typical tune-up covers

A general seasonal check looks at:

Thermostat operation and settings
Electrical connections, capacitors and contactors
Refrigerant pressures and temperatures (cooling)
Outdoor coil condition and cleaning as needed
Condensate drain and pan
Blower operation and airflow
Burners, ignition and venting (gas heat), or heat strips (electric heat)
Air filter condition

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Commercial maintenance

We also maintain commercial HVAC and refrigeration equipment. See commercial HVAC and commercial refrigeration.

All of our work is guaranteed. Financing is available. Ask about financing options when you call.

We serve homes and businesses along the I-35 corridor from Austin to San Antonio and the surrounding area. See all service areas.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I service my AC?

At least once a year, ideally in spring before the heat arrives. Many homeowners schedule a second visit in fall for the heating side.

How often should I change my air filter?

It depends on the filter and the household. Check it monthly in summer and replace it when it looks dirty. Homes with pets or dust may need changes every month or two.

Can I clean my outdoor unit myself?

You can keep plants trimmed back about two feet and gently rinse loose debris off the coil with a garden hose with the power off. Avoid pressure washers, which can bend the fins.

HVAC Maintenance Plans & Seasonal Tune-Ups