HVAC maintenance and tune-ups in Lebanon

Spring: get ahead of the heat

Schedule your cooling tune-up before the first hot week. Lebanon-specific priorities in the spring include:

• Cleaning the outdoor coil of pollen, cottonwood fluff and grass clippings
• Flushing the condensate drain before the humid season starts
• Testing the capacitor, contactor and fan motors that fail most often
• Checking the refrigerant charge, temperature split and airflow
• Replacing or cleaning the filter and checking the filter size

Fall: get ahead of the cold

The heating tune-up checks everything that matters when the temperature drops:

• Burners, ignitor and flame sensor on gas and propane furnaces
• Heat exchanger, flue and venting for safe operation
• Safety controls, limit switches and the pressure switch
• Blower motor, capacitor and belts where applicable
• On heat pumps, the defrost controls, charge and electric auxiliary heat

What homeowners can do between visits

Check the filter monthly and change it every one to three months. Keep two feet of clearance around the outdoor unit and rinse the coil gently in spring and fall. Never stack things against the unit. Keep supply and return vents open and unblocked, and note any new noise, smell or temperature change so you can tell the technician.

Why maintenance is worth paying for

A clean, correctly charged system uses less electricity, which can offset part of the cost. It lasts longer, which matters when a replacement costs thousands. And many manufacturers expect regular maintenance to keep warranty coverage in place, so a record of service can matter if a part fails. A tune-up is also a low-pressure way to find out how much life your system has left, before the answer is forced on you.

Maintenance for Lebanon businesses and churches

Shops around the square, offices, churches and light industrial buildings all benefit from planned maintenance. We tailor programs to your building and schedule. See commercial HVAC in Lebanon.

Buying a house in Lebanon? Start with a tune-up

If you are buying a home in Lebanon, a heating and air tune-up in the first month is one of the best things you can do. A general inspection will tell you whether the system runs. A tune-up tells you how it has been cared for: the condition of the coil and drain, the electrical components, the refrigerant charge and how much life the equipment has left.

Call before the first hot or cold stretch so you are not finding out at the worst moment. We will give you a plain summary of what we found and what you should expect to repair or replace over the next few years, so you can budget for it.

More Heavenly Air services in Lebanon

See everything we do in Lebanon, or read the full guide to air conditioning maintenance.

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