AC and Furnace Tune-Up in Anna, TX

Refrigerant pressures and superheat, temperature split, capacitor microfarad readings, amp draw on the compressor and motors, static pressure, coil cleaning, condensate flushing, electrical tightening, and thermostat verification. Every reading is recorded on your paperwork.

Twice a year: cooling in spring, heating in fall. Texas runtime is high enough that a single annual visit misses too much.

It prevents a large share of them. Capacitors drift out of tolerance measurably before they fail, contactors pit visibly, coils clog gradually, and drains block slowly. All of that is catchable months in advance.

A dirty condenser coil, low charge, or restricted airflow all force the system to run longer for the same result. Correcting those usually shows up on the bill. The size of the change depends on how neglected the system was.

Yes, covering both seasonal visits, priority scheduling during peak weeks, and a discount on repairs. Ask about it when you call (833) 435-6611.

Change the filter on schedule, keep two feet of clearance around the outdoor unit, rinse the condenser fins gently with a garden hose, and pour a cup of vinegar down the condensate line monthly. Leave anything involving refrigerant or line voltage to a technician.

That is almost always a distribution problem: an undersized or disconnected duct run, a closed damper, poor return air, or attic heat gain on a long duct. It is fixable, and it usually does not require new equipment. Our HVAC repair team in Anna measures airflow to find the cause.

There is a diagnostic fee for the trip and the testing, and you are told the exact amount before we schedule. Once you know what is wrong, the repair is quoted at a flat price you approve before any work begins. Nothing gets added to the invoice that you did not agree to.