Sugar Land HVAC Maintenance

You may be wondering if your HVAC system really needs routine maintenance twice a year. The truth is that your heating and air conditioning equipment does require regular service, just like your car. Routine maintenance will keep your HVAC system working efficiently longer and help you avoid unexpected breakdowns. 

When you sign up for a regular maintenance agreement with Vance Air Conditioning & Heating, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that your HVAC system has everything it needs to keep your home comfortable all year long. Not only will your equipment last longer, but you’ll also benefit from fewer repair bills, lower energy costs, and better air quality. Plus, our customers with maintenance agreements receive priority service, discounted pricing, and no overtime rates for after-hours service calls.

Our HVAC maintenance program will keep your system running smoothly and efficiently. Call (713) 352-1367 or contact us online to schedule an appointment. 

Preventative HVAC Maintenance Programs 

If you have an HVAC system that cools and heats your home, you should have a maintenance appointment twice a year — once in the spring and again in the fall. The spring check will get your AC prepped for warmer weather, while the fall check will prepare your system for the colder temperatures of winter. The lists below give you an idea of what to expect in both our spring and fall service visits. Of course, we can make the adjustments you need to create a tailored maintenance plan that best suits your equipment, heating and air conditioning needs, and your budget.

Our spring HVAC checks typically include: 

• Check all safeties
• Check operating charges and temperatures
• Check system components (contactors, relays, motors, capacitors, etc.)
• Inspect coils
• Inspect wiring and connections and tighten as needed
• Check amperage and voltage of motors
• Check airflow for proper temperature rise
• Inspect ducting
• Inspect condensate pan and drains
• Inspect fan/blower and belts
• Check for refrigerant leaks
• $130 on condenser coil cleaning

Our fall HVAC checks typically include: 

• Check all safeties
• Check all operating temperatures
• Perform CO monitoring of living areas and system
• Check heat exchangers and burners
• Check all wiring and connections and tighten as needed
• Check flue draft and piping
• Check airflow for proper temperature rise
• Check fan/blower and belts
• Lubricate moving parts, if accessible
• Check pilot, ignition, and flame
• Check for gas leaks
• Check operation of heating elements
• Check amperage and voltage of motors