Air Conditioning and Furnace Maintenance
Air Conditioning and Furnace Maintenance in Indiana & Michigan
Air Conditioning and Furnace Maintenance
Air Conditioning and Furnace Maintenance in Indiana and Michigan
Exceptional furnace maintenance and air conditioner repair for Mishawaka, South Bend, Elkhart, Plymouth, Columbia City, Warsaw, Ft. Wayne, LaPorte, Indiana and Niles, Michigan Have you seen Home Comfort Experts’ yellow service van in your neighborhood?
Every day, we’re performing furnace and AC maintenance on heating and air conditioning systems from LaPorte to Plymouth, Fort Wayne to Warsaw and all points in between! Our team also provides furnace servicing, repairs, and tune-ups.
For information regarding our maintenance program – learn more about The Comfort Club.
If your home needs air conditioning and furnace maintenance, contact Home Comfort Experts.
What Does a Furnace Tuneup Look Like?
Furnace tuneups are for everyone. As a fuel-burning appliance, your furnace should be maintained by a professional on an annual basis -- regardless of age (even if it's brand-new).
Home Comfort Experts Operations Manager James Olesen meets in a Granger, IN, home with The 5-7-4 and More reporter Casey Daniels from WSBT to show homeowners what a furnace tuneup looks like.
House having trouble staying warm or cool?
Not Sure if You Should Repair or Replace Your Air Conditioner or Furnace?
Should you repair or replace your air conditioner or furnace? Take this short quiz, and get answers from the experts at Home Comfort Experts! We’ll also offer some tips and advice on what you can do to keep your furnace and air conditioning systems operating at peak efficiency.
Why Is Maintenance of Your Home’s Heating and Air Conditioning Systems So Important?
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The Home Comfort Experts 20-Point Maintenance & Safety Inspection
20-Point Inspection | Furnace
- Camera inspection of furnace heat exchanger
- Measure and adjust gas pressure for peak efficiency
- Vacuum blower compartment
- Test ignition system for safe & proper operation
- Test safety & control circuits for proper operation
- Test exhaust system for proper venting
- Measure temperature differences – supply/return
- Inspect and adjust fan belt tension
- Calibrate & level thermostat
- Brush, clean or vacuum heat exchangers
- Brush, clean or vacuum burners
- Test furnace flame for safe burn operation
- Inspect standard throwaway filter
- Lubricate all moving parts
- Measure amperage and voltage of blower motor
- Tighten and inspect electrical wiring
- Clean upper and lower combustion vents
- Test for natural gas leaks
- Clean exterior
- Inspect for combustibles around furnace.
20-Point Inspection | Air Conditioning
- Calibrate & level thermostat.
- Clean filters.
- Monitor volts/amps on fan motor.
- Lubricate and inspect bearing for wear, if applicable.
- Sanitize indoor coil if accessible.
- Flush condensate drain.
- Inspect condenser coil.
- Monitor operating pressures of refrigerant.
- Inspect safety devices for proper operation.
- Inspect disconnect box for proper rating and installation.
- Tighten electrical connections.
- Test/inspect contactors for burned, pitted contacts.
- Inspect electrical for exposed wiring.
- Test and inspect capacitors.
- Inspect fan blade.
- Clean condenser coil/remove debris.
- Check in service valves for proper operation.
- Measure temperature difference – supply/return.
- Inspect duct work for energy loss.
- Monitor compressor for proper amperage, volt draw and wiring connections.
We service and repair all brands, makes and models of furnaces & air conditioners including, but not limited to:
Did you know?
In the Indiana and Michigan area, we have seven months in the heating season: October through April.
That works out to 210 heating days and 5040 heating hours. Each hour your furnace runs, it turns on and off an average of four times, so over the heating season, your furnace cycles on and off 20,160 times. If your furnace is 10 years old, it has cycled on an off 201,600 times. Just like a car with lots of mileage, you may need to replace your HVAC system to keep your home comfortable and safe.