Keep your heating system running safely and efficiently all winter long with professional maintenance from certified technicians.
5 Highlights on Heating Tune-Up
A heating tune-up is scheduled maintenance performed by a qualified HVAC technician to inspect, clean, and calibrate your heating system before cold weather arrives. Our licensed heating contractors service all types of heating units including furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. During a preseason tune-up, we perform combustion analysis to verify safe operation and check for carbon monoxide leaks or cracked heat exchangers. Regular seasonal maintenance extends equipment life and prevents costly emergency calls when temperatures drop. PJ MAC offers affordable service agreements that include annual tune-ups, priority scheduling, and discounts on repairs.
Why Choose Our Heating Tune-Up
PJ MAC employs factory-trained heating technicians who understand the complexities of modern heating systems. We're licensed, insured, and bonded to work on gas, oil, and electric heating equipment in residential and commercial properties. Our maintenance technicians arrive with fully stocked service vehicles containing common replacement parts like filters, igniters, and thermocouples. We complete thorough safety inspections on every service call, testing for gas leaks, checking flue draft, and measuring carbon monoxide levels. You'll receive a detailed inspection report documenting our findings and recommendations. We stand behind our work with warranties on parts and labor. Our service contracts lock in today's rates and guarantee priority response during peak heating season. Local homeowners trust us because we've built our reputation on honest assessments and quality workmanship.
Signs You Need Heating Tune-Up
Your heating system shows warning signs when it needs professional attention. Uneven heating throughout your home indicates problems with zone valves, circulator pumps, or ductwork balance that a heating specialist can diagnose and correct. Strange noises like banging, whistling, or rumbling suggest issues with burners, heat exchangers, or expansion tanks that require immediate inspection. Rising energy bills without increased usage point to inefficient operation caused by dirty filters, misaligned burners, or failing components. Yellow pilot lights or sooty buildup around your furnace signal incomplete combustion that creates dangerous carbon monoxide and requires combustion tuning by a certified technician. Short cycling where your heating unit turns on and off frequently wastes energy and stresses components, often caused by thermostat calibration issues or clogged filters. Drafty rooms and cold spots develop when registers are blocked, ductwork leaks, or baseboard heaters need bleeding. Musty odors when your system starts indicate mold growth in ductwork or around the air handler. If your heating system is more than one year old and hasn't received scheduled maintenance, you're overdue for a tune-up.
Keep your heating system running safely and efficiently all winter long with professional maintenance from certified technicians.
5 Highlights on Heating Tune-Up
A heating tune-up is scheduled maintenance performed by a qualified HVAC technician to inspect, clean, and calibrate your heating system before cold weather arrives. Our licensed heating contractors service all types of heating units including furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. During a preseason tune-up, we perform combustion analysis to verify safe operation and check for carbon monoxide leaks or cracked heat exchangers. Regular seasonal maintenance extends equipment life and prevents costly emergency calls when temperatures drop. PJ MAC offers affordable service agreements that include annual tune-ups, priority scheduling, and discounts on repairs.
Why Choose Our Heating Tune-Up
PJ MAC employs factory-trained heating technicians who understand the complexities of modern heating systems. We're licensed, insured, and bonded to work on gas, oil, and electric heating equipment in residential and commercial properties. Our maintenance technicians arrive with fully stocked service vehicles containing common replacement parts like filters, igniters, and thermocouples. We complete thorough safety inspections on every service call, testing for gas leaks, checking flue draft, and measuring carbon monoxide levels. You'll receive a detailed inspection report documenting our findings and recommendations. We stand behind our work with warranties on parts and labor. Our service contracts lock in today's rates and guarantee priority response during peak heating season. Local homeowners trust us because we've built our reputation on honest assessments and quality workmanship.
Signs You Need Heating Tune-Up
Your heating system shows warning signs when it needs professional attention. Uneven heating throughout your home indicates problems with zone valves, circulator pumps, or ductwork balance that a heating specialist can diagnose and correct. Strange noises like banging, whistling, or rumbling suggest issues with burners, heat exchangers, or expansion tanks that require immediate inspection. Rising energy bills without increased usage point to inefficient operation caused by dirty filters, misaligned burners, or failing components. Yellow pilot lights or sooty buildup around your furnace signal incomplete combustion that creates dangerous carbon monoxide and requires combustion tuning by a certified technician. Short cycling where your heating unit turns on and off frequently wastes energy and stresses components, often caused by thermostat calibration issues or clogged filters. Drafty rooms and cold spots develop when registers are blocked, ductwork leaks, or baseboard heaters need bleeding. Musty odors when your system starts indicate mold growth in ductwork or around the air handler. If your heating system is more than one year old and hasn't received scheduled maintenance, you're overdue for a tune-up.
