Seasonal HVAC Maintenance Tasks
We also conduct HVAC preventive maintenance tasks on a seasonal basis twice a year—once for the fall and winter seasons; and once for the spring and summer seasons.
Spring and Summer preventive HVAC maintenance tasks
Typical HVAC preventive maintenance tasks for the spring and summer seasons will include
- Cooling system checks to determine that air conditioning units, Electrical controls, fans and compressors and functioning properly and efficiently
- Coil cleaning to ensure efficient operation of both evaporator and condenser coils
- Condensate drain clearing to prevent clogs, water overflow and potential water damage
- Check the outside unit, clear any debris, and ensure the cabinet door is closed
- Check the cabinet for leaks
- Check the refrigerant charge, thermostats, and all connections associated with the electrical system
- Inspect the ducts for dust and mold, and inspect the blowers and blades
- Make sure the fan motor is operating correctly and lubricate any moving parts
Fall and winter preventive HVAC maintenance tasks
Typical HVAC preventive maintenance tasks for the fall and winter seasons will include
- Heating system checks, including inspection and servicing of boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps
- Thermostat calibration to ensure heating system controls are working properly
- Filter changes to maximize the efficiency of your heating system and ensure the air quality produced by your heating units
- Clear drain lines and carefully inspect all heating elements. A damaged heat exchanger could lead to carbon monoxide exposure
- Lubricate all moving parts such as bearings and motors
- Replace the filter every 30 to 90 days, and replace any pulleys or belts that are damaged or frayed
- Check for gas pressure and look for areas prone to gas leaks
- Check the thermostats, wiring and electrical connections, and the ignition burner assembly
- Inspect the heat pump and make sure the flue system is attached to the furnace