AC Maintenance

An air conditioner is a mechanical and electrical system with wearing parts — capacitors degrade, electrical contacts pit, coils foul with dust, drain lines clog. Maintenance catches those drifts early so a small worn part doesn't take out the compressor months later. It also keeps the system running at its design efficiency instead of drifting downward each summer.

Spring, before the valley hits triple-digit stretches and the system is being asked to run eight hours a day. A system that's been serviced before the cooling season starts has a much lower chance of failing during the hottest weeks when demand is highest.

A system running at design efficiency uses less electricity than one with low refrigerant, a fouled coil, or a weak capacitor making the compressor work harder. Maintenance doesn't invent savings, but it protects the efficiency you already paid for when the equipment was installed.

You get a clear description of what we found, what it affects, and what the options are. We don't bundle repairs into the maintenance visit without walking you through them first — maintenance and repair are separate decisions.