There are many more steps that this, but here are some of the main things included in a complete tune-up.

The inspection of your heat exchanger by our HVAC technicians is one of the crucial steps of a tune-up. They check to make sure the gas transfers are safe. A heat exchanger can function properly despite having tiny hairline cracks. However, it is the technician's duty to inform you of the heat exchanger's condition and whether any cracks could result in an unsafe living environment.

We'll look for any buildup of dust, debris, or other materials on the outside of the appliance. Every one of our technicians carries a vacuum with them so they can clean your furnace and get it as close to factory-clean as they can.

Additionally, the burner compartment will be checked, and the majority of its components will be removed so that it can be thoroughly cleaned. There are numerous safety features in contemporary burner compartments, some of which can be activated by something as small as a spider web. The main justification for our meticulous cleaning of them is this. We want our customers to know that all of their burners are safely operating without even a spider web getting in the way.

Remember, this is in no way an extensive list, but an overall view of some of the more crucial steps in our inspection. 

An inspection and cleaning of your system are part of a furnace tune-up, also referred to as heating maintenance, to make sure every part is operating as efficiently as possible. An HVAC specialist will then be able to determine whether any components, like an outdated and rusted heat exchanger or a worn-out blower motor, need to be replaced before they fail. Additionally, by cleaning your furnace frequently, you can prevent problems with your HVAC system caused by a clogged drain line or a dirty air filter. You can also identify any potential issues early on.

The most common indication that your heating system needs maintenance is when the level of comfort in your home decreases from what it should be. Your heating system requires a professional inspection if you frequently adjust the thermostat settings but are still unable to achieve a certain level of comfort in your home.

In some rooms, these effects might not be apparent. You might notice that one room is comfortably warming up while the other is still chilly. An experienced technician can identify the issue and stop it from spreading.