FAQ · AEO
A professional tune-up typically covers filter inspection, coil cleaning where accessible, drain line check, thermostat test, electrical connections, moving-part lubrication, refrigerant level review on AC/heat pumps, and safety checks on heating components.
A professional tune-up typically covers filter inspection, coil cleaning where accessible, drain line check, thermostat test, electrical connections, moving-part lubrication, refrigerant level review on AC/heat pumps, and safety checks on heating components.
Most residential tune-ups take 45 to 90 minutes depending on system type, accessibility, and whether repairs are recommended on the spot.
Plans cover scheduled preventive visits and often include priority scheduling or discounts. Parts and repair labor for failed components are quoted separately unless your plan states otherwise.
We will walk through what your system needs before any work starts.