How often should my AC be inspected?

Once a year, ideally in spring before peak cooling season. That gives you time to address anything developing before the hottest weather arrives.

What's included in a cooling inspection?

Our technician checks system operation, refrigerant readings, airflow, electrical components, controls, the condensate drain, filter condition, and the indoor and outdoor equipment. Cleaning, refrigerant charging, parts, and repairs are additional work and are reviewed with you first.

When should I schedule my AC inspection?

Spring — before peak cooling season. An early inspection gives you time to address a developing issue before the hottest weather and busiest service weeks arrive.

Do service-plan members receive a discount?

Yes. Current service-plan members receive discounts on eligible service work under their plan terms. Cooling inspections are scheduled separately unless current plan documents specifically include them.

COOLING · MAINTENANCE

Get ahead with a thorough AC inspection.

We check your central AC, heat pump, or mini-split before summer, explain what we find, and help you address problems early. Cleaning and refrigerant charging are additional when needed.

Phil says: A spring inspection gives you time to handle a developing issue before the first hot stretch.

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WHAT HOMEOWNERS SHOULD KNOW

A cooling maintenance visit is a thorough inspection of your system before summer. Our technician checks operation, refrigerant readings, airflow, electrical components, controls, drainage, and equipment condition, then explains anything that needs attention. Cleaning, charging, parts, and repairs are additional work.

OVERVIEW

Built around how your home uses propane.

The goal is to know where your cooling system stands before the heat arrives. We inspect the indoor and outdoor equipment, test how the system is operating, and document concerns so you can decide what to address early. If the inspection shows that the coils need cleaning, the refrigerant charge needs correction, or a component needs repair, we explain the recommended work and its cost before proceeding. Current service-plan members receive applicable discounts on service work under their plan terms.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Propane delivery, handled.

Indoor and outdoor equipment inspection
Refrigerant readings and performance check
Airflow, thermostat, and control testing
Electrical component inspection
Condensate drain and filter-condition check
Clear findings and recommended next steps

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Programs & options

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Review current plan benefits, including discounts that apply to service work.

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Explore replacement options when an aging cooling system is ready for an upgrade.

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Already not cooling? Request cooling-system diagnostics and repair.

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Why an early inspection matters

We get into the details before your cooling system has to work its hardest. Our technician checks how the system starts, runs, cools, drains, and moves air, then looks for the early signs of trouble that are easier to handle before the hottest weather arrives.

Ready to solve what we find

Restricted airflow, abnormal refrigerant readings, dirty coils, clogged drains, water leaks, worn electrical components, and control problems all leave clues. Our technicians know how to follow those clues, explain what is happening, and recommend the right fix. When cleaning, refrigerant service, parts, or repairs are needed, we have the tools and experience to take care of the problem and help keep it from becoming a larger summer repair.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How often should my AC be inspected?: Once a year, ideally in spring before peak cooling season. That gives you time to address anything developing before the hottest weather arrives.
What's included in a cooling inspection?: Our technician checks system operation, refrigerant readings, airflow, electrical components, controls, the condensate drain, filter condition, and the indoor and outdoor equipment. Cleaning, refrigerant charging, parts, and repairs are additional work and are reviewed with you first.
When should I schedule my AC inspection?: Spring — before peak cooling season. An early inspection gives you time to address a developing issue before the hottest weather and busiest service weeks arrive.
Do service-plan members receive a discount?: Yes. Current service-plan members receive discounts on eligible service work under their plan terms. Cooling inspections are scheduled separately unless current plan documents specifically include them.