Preventive Maintenance

Custom Air’s annual maintenance program, for the heating season, begins in September for gas and oil furnaces with heat pumps and add-on heat pumps starting in October and running all the way through March. Due to critical charges needed on heat pumps, we must wait for cooler weather, and the equipment is operating in the heating mode, to ensure accurate checks on the refrigerant charge for peak performance of equipment. For air conditioner service, we wait for the temperatures to rise and the need for cooling is upon us. ps: Just as a reminder manufactures do not honor warranties when lack of maintenance is evident.

Performance Furnace Tune-Up

  • Test for carbon monoxide leaks
  • Clean burner assembly
  • Clean ignition assembly
  • Clean blower motor
  • Inspect filtration system
  • Adjust blower components
  • Test and adjust safety controls
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Check flue draft
  • Check combustion
  • Inspect vent piping
  • Inspect humidification system

Performance Air Conditioner Tune-Up

  • Clean condenser coil
  • Inspect evaporator coil if accessible
  • Clean condensate drain
  • Clean blower motor
  • Inspect filtration system
  • Adjust blower components
  • Inspect for refrigerant leaks
  • Test condensate pump
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Test starting capabilities
  • Measure air temperature differential
  • Monitor refrigerant pressure
  • Measure amperage and voltage

Performance Air Handler Tune-Up

  • Inspect evaporator coil
  • Clean blower motor
  • Inspect filtration system
  • Adjust blower components
  • Test and adjust safety controls
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Inspect humidification system
  • Inspect electrical heating elements

Performance Heat Pump Tune-Up

  • Clean condenser coil
  • Clean condensate drain
  • Check defrost controls
  • Inspect auxiliary heaters
  • Inspect filtration system
  • Inspect for refrigerant leaks
  • Test condensate pump
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Test starting capabilities
  • Measure air temperature differential
  • Monitor refrigerant pressure
  • Measure amperage and voltage