Regular maintenance helps your air conditioning system run efficiently, catch problems early, and reduce the chances of an unexpected breakdown during a Houston summer.
Your AC works hard for much of the year. Routine maintenance helps keep the system clean, properly charged, draining correctly, and operating the way it was designed to.
Uni-Serve performs thorough HVAC tune-ups that go beyond a quick visual inspection. We check the electrical components, refrigerant performance, airflow, drainage, thermostat operation, and other critical parts of the system.
The goal is simple: identify small problems before they become expensive ones.
Many HVAC failures develop gradually.
Electrical components can weaken, drain lines can become restricted, coils can collect debris, refrigerant problems can reduce performance, and airflow issues can force the system to work harder than necessary.
Routine maintenance gives us an opportunity to identify those conditions early and recommend corrective action before they leave you without cooling.
A poorly maintained AC system may still run, but that does not mean it is running efficiently.
Dirty condenser coils, improper refrigerant levels, restricted airflow, clogged filters, and other issues can reduce performance and increase the amount of work required to cool your home.
Regular tune-ups help keep the system operating closer to its intended capacity and efficiency.
We inspect the circuit breaker, disconnect, contactor, capacitor, compressor, fan motor, wiring, and incoming voltage for signs of wear or improper operation.
We evaluate refrigerant pressures and temperatures, check system performance, inspect for potential leaks, clean the condenser coil, and inspect refrigerant-line insulation.
We check supply and return airflow, inspect accessible components, evaluate the air filter, test the thermostat, and measure supply-air temperature.
We clean the primary and secondary drain lines and inspect the drain pan, float switch, insulation, and drain-line routing.
Your HVAC system should also be checked before the heating season.
A heating tune-up can include inspecting electrical components, testing the blower motor, checking gas connections, inspecting the heat exchanger, cleaning burners and flame sensors, checking vent piping, and testing for carbon monoxide or gas leaks.
Maintaining both sides of your HVAC system helps keep it ready when the weather changes.
Don’t sit in the Houston heat wondering what’s wrong with your system. Let Uni-Serve diagnose the problem and give you a straightforward solution.
Call or Text 281-360-9898
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