Tucker HVAC Maintenance and Tune-Ups

Equipment almost always drops hints before it quits. The start capacitor reads a little low. The condensate line gets slimy. The furnace hesitates a beat longer before the burners catch. A tune-up is the moment to catch those hints while the fix is small and the weather is mild. HVAC Tucker handles seasonal maintenance on air conditioners, furnaces and heat pumps for homeowners, landlords and commercial buildings. The cooling visit belongs in spring and covers both coils, the condensate drain and float switch, capacitors, contactors and wiring, refrigerant pressures and temperatures, and the airflow moving across the indoor coil. The heating visit belongs in fall and covers burners, igniter, flame sensor, inducer, limit and rollout switches, the vent connections and the blower. A heat pump earns both visits because it works both seasons. Every appointment also includes a filter swap or check, a test that the thermostat is actually signaling the equipment, and a written report listing each check, each measurement and anything to watch. Nothing is replaced without your sign-off and a price. You will not be asked to sign up for any plan or program either: call when the season turns, and dispatch puts the visit on the calendar. Our cooling season runs long, so the spring appointment is the one we would least like you to skip.