1. TEST AND CYCLE AIR CONDITIONER
2. CALIBRATE THERMOSTAT
3. INSPECT GAS PIPING AND VALVE
4. VERIFY PROPER IGNITION
5. CHECK AND RECORD TEMPERATURE RISE
6. CLEAN BURNERS AND ADJUST FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY
7. CLEAN FLAME SENSOR
8. SAFETY CHECK ALL CONTROLS FOR PROPER OPERATION
9. CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS NEAR FURNACE
10. INSPECT BLOWER ASSEMBLY OPERATION, LUBRICATE AND ADJUST AS NECESSARY
11. TEST FOR CARBON MONOXIDE
12. AIR FILTERS
13. PRIMARY HEAT EXCHANGER
14. SECONDARY HEAT EXCHANGER
15. COMBUSTION INTAKE AND EXHAUST PIPING
16. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
17. CIRCUIT BOARDS
18. BLOWER ASSEMBLY
19. DRAFT INDUCER ASSEMBLY
20. FURNACE CONDENSATE DRAIN LINE

Seasonal heater and furnace tune-ups are worth the expense when compared to the alternative of having to replace the entire unit. Before chilly autumn nights set in, you need to make an appointment for your furnace's annual checkup. Without cleaning and inspection, a system can wear itself out quickly, pump deadly carbon monoxide into your home, or simply stop working.

*Keeps you safe. Furnaces burn fuel to produce heat. This combustion process must be precise to maintain efficiency and safety. Even a small problem can lead to gas leaking into your home or dangerous carbon monoxide levels. Don’t take a chance with the health and safety of you and your family.

During the furnace tune-up, our heating technicians will check your heating system to ensure it is receiving the proper airflow. Restricted or limited airflow places an unnecessary strain on your furnace that can lead to increased repairs and a shortened lifespan.

Every winter, we receive calls about heating problems that could have been easily prevented with regular maintenance. A furnace tune-up not only includes cleaning that keeps your furnace running efficiently, but it also catches small problems before they turn into major repairs.

Getting a furnace tune-up now, before the weather is cold, is much more convenient than waiting for a repairman during the winter in a cold home without heat. It is also much cheaper.

A furnace tune-up should include the cleaning and inspection of the furnace burner and heat exchanger. In addition to ensuring safe operation, this will keep your furnace running efficiently all winter.