HVAC Maintenance Plans

HVAC Maintenance

Cleaning an AC Unit with coil cleaner and rinsing it with water from a hose. Maintenance Visit from John's Heating, Cooling, and Appliance Repair

AC Repair

It’s to hot to sleep. If your family is facing a midnight air conditioning crisis? Avoid the rookie on the overnight shift. Instead, trust John, a seasoned expert with 27 years of experience in handling cooling emergencies.

AC Repair

Emergency Repair

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Emergency

Filter Replacement

When the need arises to replace your HVAC filter, Relax, knowing you can count on the quality of our services for a worry-free experience.

Filter

HVAC Tune-Up

It's never too late for an AC unit tune-up. Experience the surprising difference it can make in enhancing performance and efficiency.

HVAC Tune-Up
The AC unit is on fire, and smoke is coming out of the 
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Why You Need Yearly HVAC Maintenance:

Regular maintenance is crucial for your HVAC system to work well, no matter how old it is. Even though HVAC makers design systems to last more than 10 years, parts can wear down, especially in hot and humid places like Georgia. Regular maintenance can catch problems early and stop them from happening, which could lead to expensive repairs. Your HVAC system is among the biggest investments you’ll make in your home. Regular preventive care from a professional ensures it keeps running safely and efficiently. 

AC Unit damaged from dog urine

Dogs occasionally confuse AC units for fire hydrants. Dog urine's acidic nature corrodes aluminum parts in the AC system, causing damage and potential malfunctions. This corrosion stems from a chemical reaction between the urine's acid and the aluminum, leading to the dissolution or deterioration of the components over time. Consequently, the fins and coils inside the AC unit degrade, adversely affecting its efficiency and lifespan. Regular cleaning and safeguarding of AC units from pet urine are crucial to avoid such harm and maintain peak performance.

Maintain Efficiency Rating

Systems not properly maintained lose efficiency. That means that professional heating and cooling system maintenance will often pay for itself in energy efficiency savings alone.

High Expectations

Reliability is a critical factor in avoiding downtime with HVAC equipment. That’s why you need a reliable HVAC contractor for installation, system repairs, and maintenance.

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AC Unit: Summer Maintenance Visit

Air conditioners, heat pumps, and furnaces have many interconnected parts. An issue with any component may cause others to become damaged. So it's important to be thorough when it comes to maintenance. During a typical AC maintenance check, our technicians will do all of the following:

  • Inspect or replace air filters
  • Check the refrigerant level 
  • Tighten electrical connections and check for rust or corrosion
  • Inspect and calibrate the thermostat and other control systems
  • Measure the temperature drop across your evaporator coil
  • Check superheat and subcooling
  • Check the AC Unit for freon leaks 
  • Monitoring air temperatures at vents and in the plenum
  • Check Contactor
  • Check Capacitor MFD 



Furnace: Winter Heating Maintenance Visit

As your air conditioner requires regular maintenance for optimal performance, so does your heating system. Furnace maintenance is essential not only for efficiency but also to safeguard your household from potential hazards. Depending on the type of heater you have, routine check-ups can prevent dangers like soot build-up, improper gas flow, or inadequate venting, ensuring your system operates safely and efficiently.


Typical heating maintenance checks include:

  • Check the pilot lights and ignition switch.
  • Remove soot from burners and pilot light
  • Inspect electrical relays and switches
  • Check the main control board in the furnace
  • Inspect the heat exchanger for flaws or cracks
  • Adjusting air-to-fuel ratios for optimal efficiency


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