AC Maintenance
Spring tune-ups so the first hot week isn't the thing that finds the problem.
AC Maintenance in Loveland & Northern Colorado
Air conditioners fail on the hottest day of the year because that is the first day they're asked to run hard. A spring tune-up gets ahead of it: we wash the condenser coil, check refrigerant charge against superheat and subcooling, test the capacitor before it fails rather than after, clear the condensate drain, tighten electrical connections and check airflow and filters. It's the difference between a scheduled visit in May and an emergency call in July, and it protects both the efficiency and the warranty on the equipment. Included with a Rock Solid Club membership.
What we offer
- Condenser coil cleaning and airflow checks
- Refrigerant charge verified, not just topped up
- Capacitors tested before they strand you
- Condensate drain cleared, connections tightened
- Included with a Rock Solid Club membership
Frequently asked questions
When should I have the AC serviced?
Spring, before the first genuinely hot stretch. Air conditioning degrades quietly — it keeps running while working harder and cooling less — so the failure people notice in July usually started months earlier.
What does an AC tune-up include?
Coil cleaning, refrigerant charge check, electrical connections and capacitor, condensate drain, blower and airflow, and thermostat operation. Clean coils and correct charge are where most of the efficiency lives.
Does maintenance actually save money?
On efficiency, yes — a dirty coil or a low charge makes the system work measurably harder for the same cooling. The bigger saving is usually catching a failing capacitor as a scheduled repair rather than an emergency call during the first heatwave.
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