Finally we are getting that awesome weather that comes with Fall. Nice cool mornings and evenings to enjoy outside with family and friends. Astros making a deep run into the post season! With all this going on, sometimes its easy to forget about getting a tune-up for your HVAC furnace.
Winter is coming and its always a good idea to make sure your home heater is working properly before you need it. If you are a Majestic Crown Club member then we have already reached out about scheduling your semi-annual check-up. If not, then please consider contacting Majestic AC and schedule your tune-up as soon as possible. We tend to ramp up to winter with more and more people remembering to get their heaters checked.
What's a furnace tune-up?
During a furnace tune-up, our certified technicians inspects, adjusts, cleans and tunes every part of your home HVAC heating system to ensure that it will run properly when needed. If any repairs are needed or issues found, our technicians will make you aware of them as well as how to get them resolved.
Our main goal during a tune-up and maintenance is to make sure your heater will be working at peak efficiency when needed.
Call (281) 376-2224 to schedule your fall tune-up
Are Furnace Tune-ups Important?
If you have an older heating system and even for the newer ones, getting an annual check-up is a good idea. Wear and tear affect all equipment even heaters in southeast Texas. Many home heating systems use natural gas and even though there are several systems in place to prevent serious problems they do occur. A professional furnace tune-up will ensure that there are no dangerous situations concerning your home heating system, get your furnace working at its best efficiency possible and prolong the lifespan of your system saving on replacement costs. It all comes down to peace of mind.
What's included in a home furnace tune-up?
- Check and test all electrical components
- Check thermostat
- Lubricate motors and bearings
- Lubricate motors and bearings
- Clean out blower compartment
- Clean and adjust burners
- Inspect heat exchanger
- Inspect and ensure pilot light function
- Test and calibrate entire heating system
- Provide homeowner overall assessment