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AC tune-ups and HVAC maintenance in Austin

In Austin your AC can run from April to October. Two visits a year keep it efficient, catch worn parts before they fail, and keep the condensate drain from flooding your ceiling.

Sound familiar?

What every tune-up covers

Cooling check

Refrigerant pressures, temperature split, capacitor and contactor tests, outdoor coil rinse.

Drain and pan

We flush the condensate line and check the float switch, the single most common cause of summer water damage.

Airflow

Filter, blower, and a static pressure check, so you know if the ducts are holding the system back.

Heating check

Ignition, flame sensor, heat exchanger and CO test on furnaces. Defrost and backup heat test on heat pumps.

How it works

From your call to a comfortable house

  • Spring cooling tune-up and fall heating check
  • Condensate drain cleared every visit
  • Priority scheduling when it gets hot
  • Written report on your system's condition
  1. Join

    Sign up any time. We schedule your first visit right away.

  2. Spring visit

    Cooling tune-up before the heat arrives.

  3. Fall visit

    Heating check before the first cold front.

Why it matters here

Austin is hard on an AC

Long, hot seasons

Central Texas cooling seasons are among the longest in the country. More run hours mean more wear on capacitors, contactors and fan motors, which are exactly the parts a tune-up tests.

Humidity and drains

All that cooling pulls a lot of water out of the air. Algae grows in the drain line and clogs it, and in an attic install that water ends up in your ceiling. Flushing the line twice a year prevents most of it.

FAQ

Maintenance Plan: what people ask

Still stuck? Call (512) 555-0142 and a real person picks up.

How often should I service my AC in Austin?

At least once a year, ideally in spring before the heat. Because Austin systems run so many hours, twice a year (cooling in spring, heating in fall) is the better schedule.

How often should I change my air filter?

Check it monthly in summer. Basic 1-inch filters usually need changing every 1 to 3 months during cooling season, more often with pets or construction nearby.

Does a tune-up actually save money?

A clean, correctly charged system uses less power and fails less often. The bigger saving is catching a weak part in April instead of having it fail on the hottest weekend of the year.

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Book a visit online or call. You'll hear the diagnostic fee before we come and the price before we start.

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