Keep your heating and cooling systems running at peak performance with professional maintenance that saves you money and prevents breakdowns.
5 Highlights on HVAC Tune-Up
An HVAC tune-up is scheduled maintenance performed by a qualified technician to inspect, clean, and adjust your heating and cooling equipment. Regular servicing extends equipment life and catches small problems before they become expensive repairs. Our maintenance crew checks refrigerant levels, tests thermostat calibration, cleans coils, and inspects all mechanical components. We service furnaces, air handlers, heat pumps, boilers, and air conditioning units in residential and commercial properties. A tune-up typically takes 60 to 90 minutes and includes a detailed system check with written findings. Most manufacturers recommend annual maintenance to keep warranties valid and systems operating efficiently.
Why Choose Our HVAC Tune-Up
PJ MAC HVAC Service & Repair employs certified technicians who've serviced thousands of heating and cooling systems across residential and commercial properties. Our maintenance crew arrives on time with fully stocked service vehicles containing the tools and parts needed for most repairs. We don't just check boxes on a generic list. Each tune-up includes a thorough inspection of your specific equipment type, whether you have a gas furnace, electric heat pump, or split system air conditioner.
We test airflow at registers throughout your home. We measure temperature differentials across coils. We inspect ductwork for leaks and check insulation in accessible areas. Our technicians clean blower assemblies, lubricate moving parts, tighten electrical connections, and test safety controls. You'll receive a detailed report showing what we found and what we did, along with recommendations for any repairs that can wait versus issues needing immediate attention.
Our service agreements include priority scheduling, discounted repair rates, and no overtime charges for emergency calls. We stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee on all maintenance services.
Signs You Need HVAC Tune-Up
Rising Energy Bills
Your energy bills have climbed without explanation. When filters get clogged, coils accumulate dirt, or blower motors struggle, your system works harder and consumes more electricity or gas to maintain the same temperature. A dirty evaporator coil can reduce cooling capacity by 30 percent, forcing your compressor to run longer cycles that drive up costs and wear out components faster.
Weak or Uneven Airflow
Airflow from your registers feels weak or uneven. Blocked ducts, dirty air filters, failing blower motors, or unbalanced dampers restrict ventilation and create hot or cold spots throughout your building. Our technicians measure airflow at multiple points and adjust fan speeds to restore proper air exchange rates.
Strange Noises
Strange noises come from your furnace, air handler, or condenser unit. Squealing suggests worn belts or bearings that need lubrication. Banging indicates loose components or a faulty ignition sequence. Rattling points to debris in the blower or loose panels. These sounds warn you that mechanical parts are failing and need attention before they cause a complete breakdown.
Thermostat Can't Hold Temperature
Your thermostat can't maintain the setpoint you've programmed. The system runs constantly but never reaches the desired temperature, or it cycles on and off rapidly without completing full heating or cooling cycles. Calibration issues, refrigerant leaks, dirty coils, or failing compressors all create temperature control problems that a tune-up can diagnose and often fix.
Overdue Maintenance
You can't remember the last time a technician serviced your equipment. Manufacturers specify annual maintenance for most residential systems and quarterly servicing for commercial installations. Skipping scheduled maintenance voids many warranties and allows small problems to compound into expensive failures that could've been prevented with routine inspections.
Keep your heating and cooling systems running at peak performance with professional maintenance that saves you money and prevents breakdowns.
5 Highlights on HVAC Tune-Up
An HVAC tune-up is scheduled maintenance performed by a qualified technician to inspect, clean, and adjust your heating and cooling equipment. Regular servicing extends equipment life and catches small problems before they become expensive repairs. Our maintenance crew checks refrigerant levels, tests thermostat calibration, cleans coils, and inspects all mechanical components. We service furnaces, air handlers, heat pumps, boilers, and air conditioning units in residential and commercial properties. A tune-up typically takes 60 to 90 minutes and includes a detailed system check with written findings. Most manufacturers recommend annual maintenance to keep warranties valid and systems operating efficiently.
Why Choose Our HVAC Tune-Up
PJ MAC HVAC Service & Repair employs certified technicians who've serviced thousands of heating and cooling systems across residential and commercial properties. Our maintenance crew arrives on time with fully stocked service vehicles containing the tools and parts needed for most repairs. We don't just check boxes on a generic list. Each tune-up includes a thorough inspection of your specific equipment type, whether you have a gas furnace, electric heat pump, or split system air conditioner.
We test airflow at registers throughout your home. We measure temperature differentials across coils. We inspect ductwork for leaks and check insulation in accessible areas. Our technicians clean blower assemblies, lubricate moving parts, tighten electrical connections, and test safety controls. You'll receive a detailed report showing what we found and what we did, along with recommendations for any repairs that can wait versus issues needing immediate attention.
Our service agreements include priority scheduling, discounted repair rates, and no overtime charges for emergency calls. We stand behind our work with a satisfaction guarantee on all maintenance services.
Signs You Need HVAC Tune-Up
Rising Energy Bills
Your energy bills have climbed without explanation. When filters get clogged, coils accumulate dirt, or blower motors struggle, your system works harder and consumes more electricity or gas to maintain the same temperature. A dirty evaporator coil can reduce cooling capacity by 30 percent, forcing your compressor to run longer cycles that drive up costs and wear out components faster.
Weak or Uneven Airflow
Airflow from your registers feels weak or uneven. Blocked ducts, dirty air filters, failing blower motors, or unbalanced dampers restrict ventilation and create hot or cold spots throughout your building. Our technicians measure airflow at multiple points and adjust fan speeds to restore proper air exchange rates.
Strange Noises
Strange noises come from your furnace, air handler, or condenser unit. Squealing suggests worn belts or bearings that need lubrication. Banging indicates loose components or a faulty ignition sequence. Rattling points to debris in the blower or loose panels. These sounds warn you that mechanical parts are failing and need attention before they cause a complete breakdown.
Thermostat Can't Hold Temperature
Your thermostat can't maintain the setpoint you've programmed. The system runs constantly but never reaches the desired temperature, or it cycles on and off rapidly without completing full heating or cooling cycles. Calibration issues, refrigerant leaks, dirty coils, or failing compressors all create temperature control problems that a tune-up can diagnose and often fix.
Overdue Maintenance
You can't remember the last time a technician serviced your equipment. Manufacturers specify annual maintenance for most residential systems and quarterly servicing for commercial installations. Skipping scheduled maintenance voids many warranties and allows small problems to compound into expensive failures that could've been prevented with routine inspections.
