Furnace & AC Tune-Ups in Edmonton

Seasonal · Prevention

Open it before the season opens you

Most no-heat calls we run in January started as something visible in October: a weak ignitor, a dirty flame sensor, a filter nobody changed, a pressure switch hanging on. A tune-up is us opening the cabinet on purpose.

For cooling, spring is the same idea - capacitors, coils, and drains fail in the first heat wave if nobody looked. We write the numbers down so next year’s visit has a baseline, not a shrug.

Furnace windowSeptember – November

AC windowApril – June

You stillChange the filter

PlanSeasonal reminder for your next tune-up

How we do it

The visit, step by step

Open and clean

Burners, flame sensor, blower, and cabinet.

Test the sequence

Heat or cool, start to finish.

Record the numbers

Combustion or temperature split.

Flag the next failure

A punch-list, not a scare list.

Included

What you are actually buying

Furnace or AC seasonal inspection
Cleaning of accessible burners and sensors
Blower and cabinet vacuum
Electrical and safety-switch test
Thermostat and filter check
Written notes on anything ageing out

Book this when

Fall is here and the furnace has not been opened
Spring is here and last summer was a close call
You just bought the house and want a baseline
You want a yearly reminder, not a one-off

Questions we actually get

Is a tune-up the same as a cleaning?

We clean what we can reach in the cabinet. It is not a duct cleaning and not a chemical flush.

Do I need both a fall and spring visit?

If you have both a furnace and AC, yes - they fail in opposite seasons.

Will this void my warranty?

Manufacturer warranties usually want yearly service. We keep a record.

Can you change my filter on a plan?

We can, or we can show you the size and leave it as a five-minute habit.

Need this done?

Office (780) 982-2577. After-hours emergencies (780) 982-3377.

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HVAC Maintenance & Tune-Ups in Edmonton