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Maintenance
The comfort of your home depends heavily
on regular seasonal maintenance of your
heating and air conditioning system.  The
purpose for servicing your system is to:

  • lower your energy bills
  • increase equipment life
  • reduce breakdowns
  • increase your comfort
  • ensure you and your family's safety  

Manufacturers also suggest that regular
maintenance be done on your equipment.  
Failing to do so could cause problems with
manufacturer warranties.


See the difference we can make in the
comfort of your home or business!
providencehvac@yahoo.com

Our seasonal tune-ups will
thoroughly inspect and clean your
system for optimum performance
and as always you will get our
"Extra Mile" guarantee and the best
customer service available!


Seasonal Tune-Up
Pricing:

$99 per system, residential
only (some restrictions may
apply).
What Does a Winter Tune-Up for Gas
Heat Include?

  • Check heat exchanger
  • Clean burners
  • Clean/check ignition parts
  • Check gas pressure
  • Check blower motor and related
    components
  • Check related electrical connections
  • Oil motors as needed
  • Clean/replace customer supplied filter
  • Check thermostat
  • Check carbon monoxide
  • Check flue pipe
  • Evaluate safety controls

Heat Pump:

  • Clean condenser coil
  • Remove leaves from condenser
  • Check all H/P electrical components
  • Oil motors as needed
  • Check blower motor and related
    components
  • Check auxiliary heat
  • Check emergency heat
  • Check defrost cycle
  • Clean/replace customer supplied filter
  • Check thermostat
  • Check refrigerant charge
  • Check temperature rise
  • Check related electrical connections
What Does a Summer Tune-Up
Include?

  • Clean condenser coil
  • Remove leaves from condenser
  • Check all A/C electrical
    components/connections
  • Oil motors as needed
  • Check blower motor and related
    components
  • Clean condensate drain
  • Check emergency float switches if
    applicable
  • Check evaporator coil and clean if
    needed
  • Check air filters
  • Check thermostat
  • Perform an air flow check
  • Check refrigerant charge