What you get from A-1 Heating, Cooling and Plumbing:
If your system breaks down within 6 months of service:
our happy home club will Lower your Utility Bills & Extend the life of your systems. additional benefits:
A/C maintenance involves regular checking of components within the system to ensure they are functioning properly and efficiently. This includes inspecting the air filters, condenser, evaporator coils and tubing for blockages, leaks or signs of wear. It also entails checking the amount of refrigerant in the system.
Air filter changes are a simple yet important task for any homeowner. Depending on the type of air filter in use, it is recommended to change them every 30 to 60 days. Additionally, for those living in areas with a lot of air pollution or if there are pets in the home, it is recommended to change the air filter more often.
If you suspect a refrigerant leak in your A/C, the best way to detect it is to use a UV light and dye. Start by closing the A/C and turning off its power source. Afterwards, mix a small amount of dye with the system’s refrigerant charge, and then turn the system back on. Once switched on, use an UV light to scan for the dye which may indicate a leak in your A/C. If you find any, immediately turn off the system and contact a professional for further inspection. Be aware that refrigerant is hazardous to your health.
We all know how hot Rifle, CO summers can be. When that time arrives, we all want our Air Conditioners to be running at full capacity. That’s why it is so important to make sure your A/C system gets an annual tune-up. Additional benefits of an A/C tune-up include:
A-1 Heating Cooling and Plumbing technicians can make the tweaks necessary to your system to ensure it is running as efficiently as possible, reducing your energy bill.
Regular upkeep of your A/C system will prolong the lifespan of your system and ensure it is operating at optimal capacity.
By having professionals from A-1 Heating Cooling and Plumbing do their annual maintenance on your system, they can often catch small issues before they become costly repairs down the road.
If parts of your HVAC system are under warranty, oftentimes manufacturers will require evidence of regular maintenance to payout a claim.