AC Maintenance and
AC Tune-Ups in Katy, TX
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AC Maintenance and AC Tune-Ups in Katy, TX
Your AC system works harder in the Houston area than almost anywhere in the country. Cooling season runs six months. Then a cold front drops in and your heater has to fire up after sitting idle since March. Regular AC maintenance is the single best thing you can do to prevent breakdowns, extend the life of your equipment, and keep utility bills in check.
We are a family-owned company based here in Katy, licensed under TACLB68911E, and we have been maintaining air conditioners across this area for over 16 years.
Maintenance pricing is simple: $109 for your first system, $59 for each additional system in the same home.
What Our AC Tune-Up Service Includes
Every air conditioner maintenance visit covers the same checklist. Your technician works through all of it and leaves you with a written report on the condition of your system.
Cooling performance
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Refrigerant pressure check on both the high and low side
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Evaporator coils inspected for dirt, ice, and airflow restriction
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Condenser coil on the outdoor unit inspected and cleared of debris
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Temperature split measured across the coil to confirm the AC unit is cooling to spec
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Drain line cleared and treated to prevent the overflow that stains ceilings
Air side
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Air filter checked, with a replacement recommendation and the correct size noted for you
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Blower motor and wheel assessed for wear and buildup
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Duct connections and boot seals inspected in the attic
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Airflow checked at the return
Electrical and controls
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All electrical components inspected and connections tightened
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Capacitor tested under load, not just visually
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Contactor inspected for pitting and burn
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Thermostat tested
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Safety switches and float switch verified
If we find something that needs attention, we show you, explain what it does, and quote it before anything happens. A tune up service is not a sales appointment.
Signs Your System Is Overdue
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Rooms that used to cool evenly no longer do
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The outdoor unit runs constantly on hot afternoons
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Utility bills climbed this summer without a rate change
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Water around the indoor unit or a stained ceiling below the attic
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New rattles, buzzing, or a burning smell at startup
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It has been more than a year since an HVAC technician looked at it
When to Schedule
We recommend two maintenance visits per year.
One in the spring before the cooling season and the second in the fall before heating season.
Catching small issues before they become expensive emergencies is always cheaper than a breakdown.