Why you need more than one tune-up per year
- Year-round run hours. Your system runs year-round and accumulates 3,000 to 4,000 run hours annually. A northern system runs 1,200. More hours means faster wear on every component.
- Florida humidity feeds mold and algae. Drain lines and air handlers stay wet most of the year. Blocked drains cause water damage. We flush these every visit.
- Small refrigerant leaks caught during maintenance cost $150 to fix. The same leak found after compressor failure costs $1,500-plus.
- A dirty evaporator coil reduces cooling capacity by up to 30%. And forces the compressor to work harder. We clean it every visit.
What we do at every tune-up
- Thermostat calibration
- Air filter inspection and replacement (filter cost separate)
- Evaporator coil inspection and cleaning
- Condenser coil cleaning
- Condensate drain line flush and pan inspection
- Refrigerant level check and leak inspection
- Capacitor and contactor testing
- Blower motor inspection
- Electrical connections tightened and voltage checked
- Full system performance test plus written report with findings and recommendations.
The ProPlan: maintenance that pays for itself
The ProPlan covers two maintenance visits per year, priority scheduling, no overtime charges, and discounts on all repairs.
It costs $26.99 per month.
A capacitor replacement with the member discount saves you 15%. Most members are break-even after one call.
But the real math is in what you avoid. A $150 tune-up that catches a refrigerant leak prevents a $1,500 compressor repair. That's what the ProPlan actually delivers.