A licensed & qualified technician will perform a thorough inspection of your heating system to check for any visible issues, leaks, or signs of wear and tear. They will also examine the system’s components, including the furnace or boiler, heat exchanger, burner, and other relevant parts.

Based on the assessment, our technician will recommend heating system options, such as furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, or radiant heating systems. They will discuss the pros and cons of each option and help you choose the one that best fits your needs and budget.

Proper lubrication of moving parts, such as blower motors and bearings, is essential to reduce friction and extend the life of these components. Our technician will apply lubricants as needed.

The technician will test the heating system’s controls, thermostat, safety features, and ignition system to ensure they are functioning correctly. We will also check for proper gas pressure or electrical connections.

If your heating system includes a thermostat, it may need calibration to ensure it accurately maintains the desired temperature in your home.

Safety is a top priority when it comes to heating system maintenance. The technician will inspect for gas leaks, carbon monoxide leaks, and ensure that all safety mechanisms, such as the pressure relief valve, are working as intended.

The professional will assess the overall efficiency of your heating system. They may provide recommendations for improvements or upgrades to increase energy efficiency and reduce heating costs.

If any components are found to be damaged or malfunctioning during the maintenance inspection, the technician will recommend repairs or replacements. This may include replacing worn-out parts, fixing leaks, or addressing safety concerns.

Our technician will provide you with a detailed report of the work performed, including any repairs or replacements made. This documentation is essential for keeping a record of your system’s maintenance history.

Technicians may also provide advice on how to operate your heating system efficiently, such as setting the thermostat properly, changing air filters regularly, and maintaining proper ventilation in your home.

Newer furnaces are typically more energy-efficient than older models. They can provide better heating performance while using less energy, which can lead to cost savings on your utility bills.

Regular maintenance can extend the lifespan of your furnace, improve its energy efficiency, reduce the likelihood of breakdowns, enhance indoor air quality, and ensure safe operation.

Energy-efficient furnaces produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions, reducing your carbon footprint and contributing to a more sustainable environment.

The size of your heating system should be based on the heating load of your home or property. One of our HVAC professionals can perform a load calculation to determine the appropriate size.

Common signs include uneven heating, strange noises (banging, whistling, etc.), reduced airflow, high energy bills, frequent cycling on and off, and the presence of strange odors such as burning or gas.

Common signs include unusual noises, uneven heating, increased energy bills, reduced airflow, and a noticeable decline in performance. If you notice any of these, it’s time for maintenance.

Neglecting maintenance can lead to decreased efficiency, higher energy bills, frequent breakdowns, and even safety hazards such as carbon monoxide leaks in the case of gas heating systems.

Yes, regular maintenance can catch and address minor issues before they escalate into costly repairs or replacements, potentially saving you money in the long run.

Yes, you can change air filters regularly (usually every 1-3 months), keep the area around your heating system clean and unobstructed, and pay attention to any unusual noises or performance issues.