What's included
| Cooling check (spring) | Heating check (fall) |
|---|---|
| Clean and rinse the outdoor coil | Inspect burners, igniter and flame sensor |
| Check refrigerant temperatures and pressures | Combustion and carbon monoxide check (gas) |
| Flush the condensate drain, test the float switch | Test limit switches and safeties |
| Test capacitors, contactor and electrical connections | Check heat strips and defrost on heat pumps |
| Measure temperature split and airflow | Check the flue and venting |
| Replace or clean the filter | Replace or clean the filter |
You get a short written summary of what we found: what's fine, what's wearing, and anything that needs attention now. No surprise upsells.
Why it matters here
Hampton Roads systems run hard. Long, humid summers load up drain lines and coils, and salt air works on outdoor units. A clean coil and a clear drain are the difference between an easy summer and a ceiling stain.
Flat-rate, approved first. We diagnose, tell you what failed and what it costs to fix, and start only after you approve the price. No surprise add-ons on the invoice.
Common questions
How often should I get HVAC maintenance?
Twice a year for heat pumps, since they run year-round: once in spring and once in fall. Once a year is the minimum for AC or furnace-only systems.
Does maintenance really prevent breakdowns?
It catches the most common failures early: weak capacitors, clogged drains, dirty coils and loose electrical connections. It also keeps your manufacturer warranty in good standing.
Do you have a maintenance agreement?
Ask when you call. We can put both seasonal visits on a schedule for you.
Call (757) 495-7782 or send a request. You approve the price before we start.