To meet your cooling and heating requirements, it is necessary to ensure your heat pump systems remain in good condition. Your heating system will only work well when it receives timely and high-quality maintenance. At Cool Edge AC, our experienced and certified experts are totally committed to providing all of your system needs, thanks to their world-class training and a diverse set of skills that makes them stand out from other HVAC providers in the region.
Cool Edge AC has been providing top-notch HVAC services to homeowners and business owners across the Tampa Bay Area for 20 years. There is a simple reason behind our success – we prioritize client satisfaction and always bring our A-game to each home.
Our comprehensive heat pump maintenance services include performing the following tasks:
Check all the system controls
Inspect the condensate drain
Lubricate moving parts
Tighten and check electrical connections
Check thermostats for accurate readings
Your furnace is one of the appliances that are out of sight. Sitting away in a furnace closet, attic, or basement, it reliably provides comfort to you during the colder days. It provides soothing and warm wave of heat from the registers every winter, ensuring your home is kept warm. If it is ignored for long, it can stop working, leading your family to face inconvenience and discomfort. Therefore, furnace maintenance is essential.
Furnace maintenance is a heating service that includes an in-depth tune-up and inspection of your system. If you want to make sure your family stays comfortable, saves money, and gets lower bills, it is a good idea to get regular furnace maintenance.
Furnace maintenance includes assessing all the system components and cleaning, adjusting, lubricating, and testing them for better performance. Once you contact HVAC technicians of Cool Edge AC, we will perform tasks including the following:
Check and test the system’s safety controls
Check the air filter, clean it, and replace it if required
Examine the belts for signs of cracks or damage
Check the blower motor and look into its amp draw
Inspect the heat exchange for signs of corrosion or damage
