AC & Heat Pump Service

For simple check ups, regular AC maintenance costs $75 to $200. Extended service contracts range in price from $150 to $500 and cover the whole HVAC system, including both heating and cooling. An HVAC specialist will cost $50 to $150 per hour for repairs that are not part of a normal service.

Cleaning the condenser and completing a series of tests to ensure your system is operating correctly are normally included in a service appointment. They'll also look for additional concerns that need to be addressed. Evaporator coil and duct cleaning aren't normally included in standard AC tuneups.

The majority of HVAC specialists believe that your unit should be maintained twice a year. Once in the spring to ensure that you keep cool during the summer, and once in the autumn to ensure that your heating system is in good working order. There are several benefits to having your air conditioner serviced on a regular basis, not the least of which is that it will save you money. You might not realize there's a problem until it's much worse and more expensive to correct if you don't get the unit serviced.

One of the most significant advantages of heat pumps is that they provide both cooling and heating in one system. In the summer, it provides high-efficiency cooling, and in the winter, it provides effective heating. A reversing valve in the heat pump changes the flow of refrigerant to warm your house. Heat pumps are also less expensive to operate than combustion-based systems. The larger the long-term energy savings, the more energy-efficient the systems are. And finally, heat pumps are less maintenance-intensive than traditional heating systems. Some system details must be examined on a regular basis, once a year, and this may be done easily by yourself. A professional installation, on the other hand, must inspect the system every three to five years.

Dealing with problems related to the refrigerant system, including leaks or low levels, is the most typical heat pump repair. Leaks in the refrigerant might result in less efficient heating or cooling of the system, which is essential for heat transfer. To restore ideal heat pump operation, HVAC specialists identify the leak's source, fix any damaged parts, and recharge the refrigerant. Frequent maintenance ensures effective operation by preventing typical heat pump issues like refrigerant leakage.