You should have a regular HVAC tune up (one AC tune up, one furnace tune up) twice a year, typically at the beginning of each heating and cooling season, to ensure that your system is working efficiently before the weather gets too hot or too cold. However, maintenance may be scheduled at any time.

We've outlined some average prices for HVAC maintenance, as well as standard repair prices, in our HVAC Service Cost Guide.

Each spring and fall before you start using your air conditioner, furnace, or other heating and cooling systems, you should get an HVAC tune up to ensure your HVAC system is ready for the season. By spending a little twice a year for a spring AC tune up and fall furnace tune up, you can save a lot in energy bills by keeping your system operating at peak efficiency. You also can avoid costly repairs by identifying and fixing minor problems before they turn into big ones. Plus, many homeowners don't realize that their manufacturer's warranties may be considered invalid if they aren't getting their unit serviced twice a year with a furnace tune up or AC tune up.

We offer maintenance and HVAC tune ups for all brands of central heating and air conditioning equipment. Systems serviced include central air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, and air quality systems such as whole-home humidifiers, dehumidifiers, and air cleaners. Tune up service is also available for oil furnaces, ductless mini splits and boilers in many markets.

No. Extended warranties and service agreements do not cover the cost of regular heating and air conditioning maintenance. HVAC tune ups are considered regular maintenance and are required by most manufacturers for your warranty to remain in effect.

Yes. Our local professionals can handle all of your heating and cooling maintenance and tune up needs including service for your furnace, air conditioner, mini split, heat pump, air handler or boiler.