Nashville Heating Maintenance

Because our technicians take great care to tighten components and clean your heating unit, it ensures that your system won’t have to work as hard to produce the heat you desire. This, in turn, preserves your unit’s energy efficiency.

When your system has malfunctioning components, it can prevent it from reaching the set temperature. Routine maintenance ensures that your system continues to work because we can catch small issues and repair them on the spot.

When you have a dirty air filter, common airborne contaminants circulate through your home. However, by getting routine maintenance, it ensures that your filters are cleaned or replaced, which reduces the amount of dust and contaminants trapped in them and thus circulating throughout your property.

Left to linger, a small issue can turn in to a large, more serious one. Generally, large issues are much more expensive to fix. However, routine maintenance enables our experienced technicians to spot the small issues and fix them before they develop into more serious ones, saving you money on the cost of repairs.

Heating systems can typically last around 10-15 years, provided they get routine maintenance. This is because maintenance helps catch small issues before they develop into larger ones that can cause the need for premature replacement.

Many emergency heating calls can be avoided by keeping regular service visits throughout the year. We recommend at least one visit each year, with more frequent changes of your filter. During these visits, our Nashville heating maintenance specialists enjoy providing tips and tricks for keeping your heater in prime working order.

We always provide a written assessment after our tune-ups so you can keep detailed records of all services that have been performed on your heating system. This is convenient not only for your own peace of mind, but also if you intend to move in the future.

• Check all vents for blockages; any blockages and debris are cleared to prevent fire hazards and to provide better airflow
• Analyze the combustion engine to ensure proper operation
• Verify that all seals are secure, helping to prevent hot air leaks
• Remove all rust and corrosion, especially on the heat exchanger and wires
• Verify that the unit is operating at proper amperage
• Clear filters and replace any if necessary
• Clear drain of all blocks and condensation
• Verify safety and security of all burners
• Gas pressure evaluation
• Lubrication of all moving parts to decrease friction