What's Included in Our AC Tune-Up

Our maintenance visits aren't a quick look and a sticker on the unit. We do a complete check of the components that drive performance and long-term reliability:

• • Inspect and clean condenser and evaporator coils

• • Check refrigerant levels and inspect for leaks

• • Test and tighten all electrical connections

• • Inspect and lubricate moving parts

• • Clear and flush condensate drain lines

• • Test thermostat accuracy and calibration

• • Check and replace air filter as needed

• • Measure airflow and verify supply and return balance

• • Inspect ductwork connections at the unit

• • Run a full system cycle and record performance data

You get a documented record of everything we checked. That paperwork matters for warranty purposes and gives you a clear baseline for future service visits.

Why Skipping Maintenance Costs More

Dirty coils make your compressor work significantly harder. Low refrigerant stresses the whole refrigeration cycle. Clogged drain lines lead to water damage inside your home. None of these start as major problems, but all of them become expensive when left unaddressed for a season or two.

Regular maintenance also protects your manufacturer warranty. Most HVAC manufacturers require documented annual service to honor warranty claims on parts. Skipping a tune-up to save a couple hundred dollars can void coverage on a repair that costs several times more.

When to Schedule

Spring is the best window, before temperatures climb and schedules fill up. Waiting until summer means competing with emergency repair calls and longer lead times. Booking a tune-up in March, April, or early May keeps your system ready before the first hot stretch arrives in Loveland and across Northern Colorado.

Signs your AC is due for maintenance:

• • Energy bills are noticeably higher than last summer

• • The system takes longer than usual to cool the house down

• • There's more dust or more allergy symptoms than normal

• • You can't remember the last time it was serviced

• • The unit is coming out of a full winter shutdown

Maintenance and Your Equipment Warranty

Most HVAC manufacturers require proof of annual maintenance to honor warranty claims on parts like compressors and heat exchangers. A technician's report from each service visit serves as that proof. We document our work every time, so if you need to file a warranty claim, you have the paperwork to back it up.

Areas We Serve

We schedule maintenance visits throughout Northern Colorado, including Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont, Berthoud, Estes Park, Evans, Johnstown, and surrounding communities.

Northern Colorado's combination of high UV, dry air, and temperature extremes puts additional wear on AC components. Systems here can accumulate coil buildup faster than the calendar suggests. Annual service isn't optional if you want to get the full life out of your equipment.

Call us at 970-775-7321 or Book Online to schedule your AC tune-up. We serve Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Longmont, and all of Northern Colorado.

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