Heating Maintenance San Antonio, TX

What to Expect for Heat Pump Maintenance

Preventative maintenance for your heat pump is integral to the longevity, day-to-day function, and energy efficiency of the system.

Our team will keep your home or business warm all winter long!

Clear debris from the area around the outdoor unit

Make sure that the thermostat is functioning properly

Check electrical connections, relays, contactors, and capacitors

Lubricate moving parts to limit friction and energy waste

Check the condensate drain and pan for blockages, cracks, and leaks

Test the system startup and shutdown processes for proper function

Swap out dirty air filter with a clean one

Clean the blower and motor

Examine the belts to make sure they are aligned correctly

Check temperature drop across coil

Remove dirt from condenser fan and coil

Amp-draw test to make sure compressor is using the right amount of power

What’s Involved in Furnace Maintenance?

TemperaturePro HVAC technicians have extensive experience servicing gas, oil, electric, and propane furnaces.

A furnace maintenance visit from an HVAC professional will reduce risk of fire hazard, increase energy efficiency, prevent the need for expensive repairs or part replacements, and help lower your energy bills.

Check the vent system for leaks and blockages

Check the heat exchanger for corrosion, cracks, or separations

Examine the blower and clean the blower’s components to ensure it’s free of dirt and debris

Make sure there is a tight seal on the blower access door

Check the air intake grills for blockages

Amp-draw test on blower motor

Test the flame sensor and burner ignition

Lubricate motor’s moving parts to reduce friction, which increases efficiency and lowers your utility bills

Tighten electrical connections and examine wiring for rust or corrosion

Calibrate the thermostat

Look for wear and tear on belts

Test system startup cycle for proper function

Replace dirty air filter to enhance air flow

What’s Involved in Ductless Mini Split Maintenance?

Preventative ductless mini split maintenance will help maintain optimal indoor comfort during the coldest months of the year.

At the same time, regular maintenance service will increase energy efficiency, increase the lifespan of your system, and reduce your monthly utility bills.

Make sure there are no air flow restrictions

Deep clean coils to remove dirt, debris, and other contaminants

Inspect the refrigerant lines, coils, and flare connections for leaks

Check drainage pipes for blockages

Make sure wiring and electrical connections are snug

Check compressors, valves, and sensors for proper functionality

Replace dirty air filter to enhance air flow