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Regular HVAC maintenance is essential for maximizing system efficiency, extending equipment lifespan and preventing unexpected breakdowns. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, a well-maintained HVAC system can improve energy efficiency by up to 15%, leading to lower heating and cooling bills and a more comfortable home. Sun Air Conditioning & Heating offers professional maintenance services to ensure your heating and cooling systems operate at peak performance year-round. Our highly trained service technicians follow an in-depth process designed to keep your HVAC system running smoothly, helping you avoid costly repairs and unexpected failures.

Invest in an HVAC Maintenance Plan to Enjoy More Benefits

Regular maintenance is key to system longevity and efficiency. Our exclusive Sun Club Maintenance Plan offers added convenience and savings:

  • Covers two checks for your HVAC system (spring and fall).
  • 10% discount on any heating or air conditioning repairs.
  • 5% discount on all new equipment installations up to a $1,000 value.
  • Priority response emergency heating and AC repair service.
  • Preferred scheduling for all other AC repairs and maintenance.
  • Maintains validity of equipment manufacturer’s warranties.

Our 21-Point Air Conditioning Maintenance Inspection

When the Texas heat is at its peak, you need an AC system you can rely on 24/7. Our 21-point AC maintenance inspection ensures your system operates effectively:

  1. Confirm system operations and cycle through thermostat/comfort controller.
  2. Visual check of air filters; replacement available if provided by the customer.
  3. Measure supply and return air temperatures; ensure an 18-20 degree drop across the coil.
  4. Check system voltage for proper range (120V +/-5%).
  5. Verify blower motor amperage against nameplate rating.
  6. Test door safety switch, if present.
  7. Inspect primary and secondary condensate drain lines for proper water flow.
  8. Check the operation of float switches, if present.
  9. Conduct a visual inspection for oil and refrigerant leaks at the indoor evaporator coil.
  10. Check water heater exhaust, if visible in attic AC location.
  11. Inspect for water leaks.
  12. Evaluate ductwork condition.
  13. Verify condenser fan motor and compressor amperage against nameplate rating.
  14. Inspect contactor for operation, pitting, and voltage consistency (120V & 24V).
  15. Measure run capacitor microfarads against nameplate rating (+/- 6%).
  16. Assess system suction and discharge pressures against manufacturer specifications.
  17. Measure system suction and discharge temperatures at the condenser.
  18. Calculate system sub-cooling for TXV systems.
  19. Calculate system superheat for piston/orifice systems.
  20. Check for oil and refrigerant leaks at the condenser coil.
  21. Basic rinse of the condenser coil (customer provides hose within 40 feet of the unit).

Our 21-Point Heating Maintenance Inspection

Winter in Texas may be mild, but a well-maintained heating system ensures your home remains safe and warm. Our 21-point heating inspection covers all essential components to maximize efficiency and safety:

  1. Confirm system operations via thermostat/comfort controller.
  2. Perform a life safety check for carbon monoxide in living spaces.
  3. Inspect for combustion leaks in the attic and assess the heat exchanger for cracks.
  4. Measure supply and return air temperatures.
  5. Calculate heat exchanger rise (30-60 degrees acceptable range).
  6. Verify system voltage consistency (120V +/-5%).
  7. Measure blower motor amperage against nameplate rating.
  8. Check inducer motor amperage.
  9. Test high-limit safety switches.
  10. Verify flame roll-out safety switch operation.
  11. Check inducer motor vacuum pressure safety switch.
  12. Inspect and clean flame safety sensor.
  13. Check blower high-temperature limit safety switch.
  14. Inspect ignitor or clean pilot assembly as needed.
  15. Confirm proper vent pipe exhaust and check for flue obstructions.
  16. Inspect all gas connections, including flex gas hoses within 5 feet of the furnace.
  17. Test manual operation of the gas cutoff valve.
  18. Check wiring and electrical connections.
  19. Test door safety switch.
  20. Inspect for water leaks from the air conditioning system.
  21. Inspect visible and accessible ductwork from the equipment platform.

Choose Sun Air Conditioning & Heating for Your HVAC Maintenance

Founded in 1973, Sun Air Conditioning & Heating has been a trusted name in HVAC services throughout Houston, Stafford, Sugar Land and Richmond, TX. Our commitment to integrity, professionalism and 100% customer satisfaction ensures your home stays comfortable year-round. Schedule your HVAC maintenance appointment today.

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