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Heating and Cooling System Tune-Ups
Just like a car, your heating and cooling system needs service and regular tune-ups to run efficiently and avoid unnecessary breakdowns. A 16 point inspection and System Tune-up from Shamrock Heating and Cooling ensures routinely scheduled preventative maintenance of your heating and air conditioning systems. This helps protect your family from the unexpected and sometimes costly expenses from equipment breakdowns. A Tune-up from Shamrock Heating and Cooling is designed to keep your system running at maximum efficiency. This results in lower energy costs as well as improved comfort, safety, and convenience for your family. At Shamrock it’s our main goal to provide your family with uninterrupted comfort.
TOP 10 REASONS TO GET A TUNE-UP THIS SEASON!
- Save Money on your Utility Bills … up to 30%
- Avoid Unnecessary Emergency Breakdowns
- Prevent Costly Repairs
- Improve comfort and temperature stability
- Routine maintenance DOUBLES the life span of the average residential air conditioning system
- Most health risks associated with home air quality can be dramatically reduced with proper system maintenance
- A complete system replacement is 70% more likely to be required in systems that have NOT had routine maintenance
- Safeguard your home and family
- Be Environmentally friendly by Saving Fuel and Energy
- Peace of mind
Shamrock's 52 Point Inspection
To help you to know when your air conditioning and heating system needs service, Shamrock Heating and Cooling has perfected the 52 Point Inspection. An inspection should be performed right before the heating season and right before the cooling season. Through this extensive process we check every piece of your system for leaks and to make sure they are running at their highest efficiency.
Indoor Unit
- Gas Furnace Heat Exchanger
- Flue Pipe Condition
- Combustion Intake
- Flex Gas Line Connections
- Filter
- Cabinet Cleanliness
- Supply/Return Plenums
- Drain Pan
- Trap
- Drain Lines
- Ceiling Saver
- Blower Motor/Wheel
- Blower Motor Capacitor
- Evaporator Coil
- Wiring
- Thermostat
- Circuit Board/Electronics
Outdoor Unit
- Condenser Coil Cleanliness
- Condenser Coil Leaks
- Condenser Fan Motor
- Condenser Fan Blades
- Contactor
- Capacitor
- Compressor Amperage
- Compressor Terminals
- Compressor Temperatures
- Compressor Saver
- Time Delay
- Refrigerant Level/Pressure
- Refrigerant Service Parts
- Leak Search Required?
- Refrigeration Line Set
- Outside Disconnect
- Wiring from Disconnect to Unit
- Thermostat Wiring
- Surge/Lightning Protection
Duct System
- Return Air Sys #1 Correct Size?
- Return Air Sys #2 Correct Size?
- Supply Air Sys #1 Correct Size?
- Supply Air Sys #2 Correct Size?
- Seal Work Overall Condition
