Heating Maintenance & Tune-Up in Zanesville

Furnace Maintenance

Getting an annual check up on your furnace is going to save you time, money, and misery. By having us come out to check your furnace, you can avoid many emergency calls, which will typically happen on the the coldest nights. Our furnace maintenance plans include inspecting your system for signs of wear, tear, and corrosion. We will check your filters to make sure they’re clean or replace them if they’re dirty. In fact, we will clean up many parts of your furnace to prevent drops in efficiency. We’ll do a combustion analysis to make sure its firing up all right. We also check on your electrical set up and the calibration of your thermostat. We also check the fuel connections and your ductwork, all to make sure your furnace is going to give you maximum performance during our long Ohio winter days.

Boiler Heating System Maintenance

Boilers are the workhorses of home heating. They are reliable and will give you years of service, especially if they are inspected and maintained by a qualified HVAC technician. Keeping your boiler clean of soot, debris, and mineral build up is going to keep your boiler running all winter long. We make sure that your boiler is clean, while checking for leaks, analyzing flue gas, and flushing the system to remove sediment. Once we’re done with our checks of systems for signs of issues, we test the controls and electrical connections to make sure every component of your boiler is ready to go for the cold days ahead.

Heat Pump Maintenance

In many ways, your heat pump maintenance visit will look similar to a furnace’s. There are a couple of key differences in our maintenance plans for heat pumps because heat pumps not only warm up a home, they are often used for their cooling abilities. When our trained technicians come to your home they will be checking both the indoor and outdoor unit. We will check your coils and remove any dirt or debris we find that will affect the efficiency of your heat pump. We’ll check the heat strips, refrigerant levels, ductwork, and your electrical components to make sure that you get hot air on cold days; and cold air on hot days. When we are done with our annual maintenance visit we’ll let you know what we did and why. We’ll also provide you with pointers on what you can do to make your system more efficient year round.