AC & Furnace Tune-Ups | John's Heating

AC and Furnace Tune-Ups

Benefits Of Having a

AC Tune-Up:

Why take risks with the possibility of your AC system breaking down during the scorching days of summer? Local technicians might be swamped during the hot summer days, leading to frustrating repair delays. Yearly Tune-Ups aren't just a luxury; they're a necessity, much like regular servicing for your vehicle. They're crucial for maintaining peak performance and preventing unexpected breakdowns.

At John's Heating, Cooling, and Appliance Repair, we offer premium AC and Furnace Tune-Ups meticulously designed to ensure optimal performance from your HVAC system. Regular AC and Furnace Tune-Ups play a pivotal role in extending the lifespan of your furnace and air conditioning unit while simultaneously reducing your energy costs.

While many homeowners may overlook the importance of routine furnaces and AC Tune-Ups, the long-term benefits are nothing short of remarkable. By scheduling an annual maintenance check, potential issues can be identified and addressed before they evolve into more costly problems.

A well-maintained HVAC system has the potential to use a remarkable 40% less energy compared to one that has been neglected. This transforms HVAC Tune-Ups into a wise investment for homeowners, where reduced energy expenses and fewer repair bills typically offset the upfront costs. Our proven experience demonstrates that HVAC systems receiving annual Furnace and AC Tune-Ups often exceed the 15-year mark in terms of longevity.

While some companies offer quick and inexpensive AC Tune-Ups, their approach may involve brief inspections aimed at up selling expensive parts. At John's Heating, Cooling, and Appliance Repair, we redefine HVAC Tune-Ups with thoroughness, covering 30 detailed procedures to clean and inspect your Furnace and AC unit. Our goal is to elevate the service by combining two essential components: top-notch tune-ups and preventive maintenance.

Our AC Tune-Up transcends the ordinary, ensuring the efficient operation of your residential air conditioning system. Our certified technicians conduct a comprehensive diagnostic examination, incorporating tasks such as changing the air filter, checking refrigerant levels, cleaning the condensate drain and tray, and more. We prioritize indoor air quality and provide expert advice on related products such as Media Filters, UV Lights, and Electronic Air Cleaners.

With annual furnace and AC Tune-Ups performed by John's Heating, Cooling, and Appliance Repair, your heating and air conditioning system will not only perform optimally but also prevent unexpected emergencies, ensure your comfort, and prolong the lifespan of your HVAC system. If you live in Fayetteville, Newnan, Peachtree City, or Tyrone, trust us to deliver excellence in maintaining your HVAC system at its absolute best.

AC Tune-Up Check List:

Record outdoor temperature at the time of service.
Measure High and Low voltage and record readings.
Measure and record compressor start and running amps.
Measure and record condenser fan motor start and running amps
Measure start and run capacitor MFD for compressor and condenser fan motor
Inspect all High and Low-voltage electrical connections
Measure refrigerant pressures for proper super-heat and sub-cool
Clean the condensate drain, and or Clean and cycle the condensate pump (if applicable)
Inspect contactors, relays, and control boards for proper operation.
Wash the AC Condenser Coil with acid-based cleaner and clean all debris from around the AC unit
Lubricate accessible motors and bearings if applicable
Measure and record temperature drop across the evaporator coil (inside)
Check to see if the Evaporator Coil is level to ensure proper water drainage (inside)
Check and record Blower Motor and Capacitor operation and voltage (inside)
Inspect/Test all water safety overflow safety controls (inside)
Check Thermostat Calibration and operations. (inside)
Inspect duct work for damage

Furnace Tune-Up Check List:

Electronically monitor and Test for carbon monoxide while at home
Measure High and Low voltage and record readings.
Measure and record the AMP Draw of the inducer motor and blower motor. Measure and record supply and return air temperature to determine the temperature rise
Inspect and clean furnace burner assembly. Front cover and combustion box, if applicable
Inspect the flue system for the proper draft to ensure ventilation of furnace gasses.
Inspect and test the heat exchanger for cracks and leaks
Test gas ignition system and flame sensors for proper operation
Check gas line connections for leaks and proper installation at the Furnace
Measure and record gas manifold pressure and adjust if needed
Check and record Blower Motor and Capacitor operation and voltage
Lubricate accessible motors and bearings if applicable
Check furnace blower components, wheel housing, and mounts
Inspect the duct work for proper installation and sealing
Check thermostat Calibration, level, and operations.

Air Blowing From Supply Vents is Not Cold, But It Feels LukeWarm?

What is the temperature of the air blowing out of your supply vents inside your home? If the air doesn’t feel as cold as it used to, it can be something very simple causing the problem. Have you had your AC Unit cleaned in the last two years? Check and see if it looks dirty. Over time, dust can accumulate between the fins of the condenser coil, hindering efficiency This is not easy to see, but you will be surprised how much dust and dirt will wash out from between them when you have your AC Unit cleaned with the proper cleaning chemicals. If you paid for a high-efficiency AC system, a dirty condenser coil would take away the efficiency of the system you purchased.

John’s Heating Cooling and Appliance Repair is a Georgia (GA) Heating, Cooling, Air Conditioning, Heat Pump, Ductless Mini-Split, Refrigeration, Commercial Appliance Repair, Residential Appliance Repair, Electrical Repair, Ice Machine repair, maintenance Plans and Furnace repair, A Multi-service Provider for Small Businesses and Residential Homes John’s Heating, Cooling, and Appliance is a leader in the service industry and changing the way service companies operate in the future, by developing a multi-service company that offers a wide range of services all under one roof. The convenience of having a single point of contact for all your electrical, heating, cooling, refrigeration, ice machine, and commercial appliance repair needs saves you time and ensures consistency and reliability in service repairs and maintenance. The company is located in Peachtree City, GA, and Services, Fayette County, Coweta County, Henry County, Spalding County, Pike County, Fulton County, and Metro Atlanta Area. John Heating, Cooling, and Appliance employs only the best technicians for commercial refrigeration repair, air conditioner repair, and furnace repair, as well as all air conditioner replacement, furnace replacement, and ductless AC replacement. We offer 24-hour emergency service to Georgia on all refrigeration products, walk-in coolers, walk-in freezers, reach-in coolers, reach-in freezers, refrigerated prep tables, pizza, prep tables, deli cases, display cases, and beer coolers. Atlanta Area, including Fayetteville, GA. Peachtree City GA, Newnan GA, Tyrone GA, Sharpsburg GA, Griffin GA, Zebulon GA, Senoia GA, Hampton GA, Jonesboro GA, McDonough GA, Union City GA, Riverdale GA, Love Joy GA, Fairburn GA, Stockbridge GA, Rex GA, College Park GA, East Point GA, Ellenwood GA,

So when you ask to find a good heating and air conditioning repair or service company near me, appliance repair near me, refrigeration repair near me, and Subzero and Wolf appliance repair near me, you have located the right place. To set-up a repair service, maintenance Plan, or replacement estimate, call 678-603-7775 John’s Heating, Cooling, and Appliance Repair services all furnace brands, AC, humidifier, filter, thermostat, and heat pump brands, including Carrier, Bryant, Payne, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Ruud, Amana, Daikin, Mitsubishi, Goodman, American Standard, General, Aprilaire, Honeywell, and White Rodgers.

If You Notice Any Of These Issues It's Time For a Tune-Up!:

Experiencing an unexpected surge in your energy bill? Notice a decrease in airflow from your cooling registers (vents)? Indoor temperatures soar above the usual comfort levels. The thermostat shows a higher than regular temperature reading. with your AC struggling to keep up? You may have observed your AC running constantly or engaging in frequent on-off cycles.

Additionally, there might be a noticeable uptick in indoor humidity levels, causing air to be cool but feel wet and sticky. If you're encountering any of these signs, it could be an indication that your HVAC system requires attention. Avoid damaging your compressor by allowing your AC unit to operate in this condition. It may be beneficial to call a local service provider like John’s Heating, Cooling, and Appliance Repair and ask for our annual premium AC Tune-Up package.