A $50 tune-up in spring catches the weak capacitor, low charge, or dirty coil before it strands you in a 105° house.
Every summer, the same story: the AC that 'worked fine last year' dies during the first heat wave — behind a hundred other houses in the repair queue.
A $50 tune-up in spring catches the weak capacitor, low charge, or dirty coil before it strands you in a 105° house.
Refrigerant charge check, capacitor and electrical testing, coil condition, condensate drain flush, thermostat calibration, airflow check, and a plain-English report on anything trending toward failure.
The most common summer breakdown — a failed capacitor — telegraphs itself months in advance to anyone who tests it. Catching it at a tune-up costs a fraction of an emergency call in July, and you skip the days of waiting.
A tune-up with us is not a foot in the door for a sales pitch. If your system checks out healthy, that's exactly what Ray tells you.