HVAC Tune-Ups
Your HVAC System Needs Two Tune-Ups Each Year
Regular maintenance helps keep your HVAC system running efficiently and can reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns. We recommend two professional tune-ups each year—one in the spring for your air conditioner and one in the fall for your heating system.
Our technicians inspect your equipment, identify potential problems early, and help keep your system ready for the season ahead.
What’s Included in Quarterly Maintenance?
Every maintenance visit includes a complete inspection of your commercial HVAC system.
Depending on your equipment, we’ll inspect:
- Evaporator and condenser coils
- Refrigerant levels
- Air filters (customer supplied or available for purchase)
- Thermostat operation
- Electrical connections
- Compressor and fan motor electrical readings
- Capacitors and contactors
- Blower motors and moving parts
- Ductwork for leaks or restrictions
- Overall system performance and operation
- General safety controls
If we find anything that needs attention, we’ll explain what we found and discuss your options before any repairs are made.
Why Regular Maintenance Matters
Routine maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your HVAC system.
Regular tune-ups can help:
- Reduce unexpected breakdowns
- Improve energy efficiency
- Extend the life of your equipment
- Improve airflow and comfort
- Identify small problems before they become expensive repairs
- Help maintain manufacturer warranty requirements
Join the Arctic Air Care Plan
The easiest way to stay on schedule is with the Arctic Air Care Plan.
Our residential plan includes:
- Two scheduled HVAC tune-ups each year
- One spring air conditioning inspection
- One fall heating inspection
- Priority scheduling
- Additional member benefits
Regular maintenance helps protect one of the biggest investments in your home.
HVAC Tune-Up FAQs
How often should I have my HVAC system serviced?
We recommend two professional tune-ups each year—one before cooling season and one before heating season.
What happens during a tune-up?
Your technician inspects your heating and cooling system, checks major components, tests system performance, and looks for signs of wear before they become larger problems.
Can a tune-up help prevent breakdowns?
While no maintenance can prevent every repair, regular inspections help identify many problems before they cause an unexpected system failure.
Do I need a tune-up if my system seems to be working fine?
Yes. Many HVAC problems develop gradually and aren’t noticeable until they become larger repairs. Preventive maintenance helps catch those issues early.
Do I need to replace my air filter before my appointment?
Not necessarily. We’ll inspect your filter during the visit and let you know if it should be replaced. Filters can be provided by the homeowner or purchased through Arctic Air.
Are tune-ups required for my warranty?
Many manufacturers require regular maintenance to keep warranty coverage in effect. We recommend following the maintenance schedule outlined by your equipment manufacturer.
Ready to Schedule Your HVAC Tune-Up?
Regular maintenance helps keep your heating and cooling system operating safely and efficiently throughout the year.
Or make maintenance even easier by joining the Arctic Air Care Plan, which includes two scheduled tune-ups each year and additional member benefits.