Air Conditioning Maintenance - Heating - Mishawaka, South Bend, Elkhart, Plymouth, Columbia City, Warsaw, Ft. Wayne, LaPorte, Indiana and Niles, Michigan

Have you seen Home Comfort Experts’ yellow service van in your neighborhood? Everyday, we’re performing maintenance on heating and air conditioning systems — from LaPorte to Plymouth, Fort Wayne to Warsaw and all points in between!

For information regarding our maintenance program – the Comfort Club, click here.




Why is maintenance of your home’s heating and air conditioning systems so important?
 

• Safety – detect deadly carbon monoxide in gas furnaces
   
• Prevent costly and inconvenient break-downs before they occur
   
• Routine maintenance on your heating and air conditioning systems keeps them operating at the highest possible efficiency ratings
   
• Maintains valuable warranties and guarantees on your heating and air conditioning systems
   

20 Point Furnace Maintenance

1. Hydroscan inspection of furnace heat exchanger
2. Measure and adjust gas pressure for peak efficiency
3. Vacuum blower compartment
4. Test ignition system for safe & proper operation
5. Test safety & control circuits for proper operation
6. Test exhaust system for proper venting
7. Measure temperature differences – Supply/Return
8. Inspect and adjust fan belt tension
9. Calibrate & level thermostat
10. Brush, clean and vacuum heat exchangers
11. Brush, clean and vacuum burners
12. Test furnace flame for safe burn operation
13. Replace standard throwaway filter
14. Lubricate all moving parts
15. Measure amperage and voltage of blower motor
16. Tighten and inspect electrical wiring
17. Clean upper and lower combustion vents
18. Test for natural gas leaks
19. Clean exterior
20. Inspect for combustibles around furnace
     

 20 Point Air Conditioning Maintenance

1. Calibrate & level thermostat
2. Clean filters
3. Monitor volts/amps on fan motor
4. Lubricate and inspect bearing for wear
5. Clean indoor coil if accessible
6. Flush condensate drain
7. Inspect condenser coil
8. Monitor operating pressures of refrigerant
9. Inspect safety devices for proper operation
10. Inspect disconnect box for proper rating and installation
11. Tighten electrical connections
12. Test/inspect contactors for burned, pitted contacts
13. Inspect electrical for exposed wiring
14. Test and inspect capacitors
15. Inspect fan blade
16. Clean condenser coil/remove debris
17. In service valves for proper operation
18. Measure temperature difference – supply/return
19. Inspect duct work for energy loss
20. Monitor compressor for proper amperage, volt draw and wiring connections

To schedule your heating or air conditioning maintenance today, please follow this link.