Furnace Maintenance
Annual tune-ups that catch the failures before the first cold night does.
Furnace Maintenance in Loveland & Northern Colorado
Nearly every no-heat call we run in December was visible in October. A yearly tune-up is how you find it early: we clean the burners and flame sensor, check the heat exchanger for cracks, test the safeties, measure gas pressure and temperature rise, check the blower and static pressure, and confirm the thermostat is calling correctly. It keeps the manufacturer's warranty intact, keeps the unit running at the efficiency you paid for, and gives you a straight read on how much life is left. Rock Solid Club members get their tune-up included along with priority scheduling.
What we offer
- Full safety and heat exchanger inspection
- Burner, flame sensor and blower cleaning
- Gas pressure and temperature rise verified
- Keeps manufacturer warranties valid
- Included with a Rock Solid Club membership
Frequently asked questions
What does a furnace tune-up actually include?
Combustion and gas pressure checks, flame sensor and igniter inspection, blower and airflow, the heat exchanger, safety controls, the condensate system on high-efficiency units, and a filter change. The point is finding the part that's about to fail while it's still a scheduled visit.
When should I schedule it?
Autumn, before the first hard cold. That's when a marginal igniter or flame sensor still shows up as a maintenance item rather than a no-heat call at 11pm in January.
How often should I change my filter?
For a standard one-inch filter, every one to three months depending on pets, dust and how hard the system runs. Thicker media filters go longer. A clogged filter is one of the most common causes of both poor heating and premature blower failure.
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