Furnaces
On a furnace, the list runs from the burner and blower to the heat exchanger, the ignition and safety controls and the vent that carries exhaust outside. The technician goes through each one and then tells you what was found.
Heating Tune-ups and Maintenance in the Capital Region
Booking a tune-up once a year lets a technician catch a worn part before the cold exposes it. Furnaces, boilers and heat pumps are all covered by the maintenance visits we arrange.
Before the heating season starts is ideal for booking. A system nobody has looked at for years still benefits from a visit in January or February.
What a tune-up covers
Boilers
The vessel and its nearby pipework are inspected on a boiler, along with the burner, the controls and the safety devices.
Heat pumps
With a heat pump, both units are cleaned and tested. The refrigerant circuit and the controls are examined too.
Why yearly visits help
Every season takes a little off heating equipment. A tune-up brings slow trouble to light early, such as a burner firing unevenly or a part that is weakening, so the repair can be planned.
It is all technician work. If anything changes after a visit, call us.
Carbon monoxide alarms
State law in New York calls for carbon monoxide alarms in one- and two-family homes, townhouses, condos, co-ops and multiple dwellings, whenever the building was built or sold. When an alarm sounds, everyone leaves, calls 911 from outside and then calls us.
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Call us for a free quote
Mention whether it is a furnace, boiler or heat pump, plus how long it has been since anyone worked on it. Nobody pays for calling, and the visit estimate is free.
Call (866) 661-2784