Heating and cooling systems should be professionally serviced twice a year — the AC in spring and the heat in fall. A Two Brothers tune-up cleans coils and burners, checks refrigerant, electrical components, and safety controls, and catches small problems before they become no-heat or no-AC emergencies. Maintenance is also how most manufacturer warranties stay valid.
Why Maintenance Pays for Itself
A neglected system costs more to run and fails sooner. Regular service is the cheapest thing you can do for your HVAC equipment:
- Lower energy bills — clean coils and correct refrigerant charge restore the efficiency you paid for.
- Fewer breakdowns — most emergency calls trace back to a small part that a tune-up would have caught.
- Longer equipment life — maintained systems routinely last years longer than neglected ones.
- Valid warranty — most manufacturers require documented annual service to honor parts coverage.
What We Offer
Coil cleaning, refrigerant check, capacitor and contactor test, condensate drain clearing, thermostat calibration.
Burner and heat exchanger inspection, ignition and flame sensor check, filter change, carbon-monoxide safety test.
Both seasonal visits scheduled automatically, with priority service. Ask about pairing it with the Brothers Club.
AC repair, replacement & high-efficiency installs. Cool again fast, often same day.
Learn More →Furnace, heat pump & boiler repair and replacement. Same-day service in most cases.
Learn More →Heating & air conditioning under one roof with your plumbing — repairs, new systems, and seasonal tune-ups.
Learn More →Seasonal Tune-Ups FAQs
How much does an HVAC tune-up cost?
A single seasonal tune-up typically costs $100 to $200. A two-visit annual plan is usually the better value and includes priority scheduling. Call for current pricing — we quote it upfront.
How often should HVAC be serviced?
Twice a year: the air conditioner in spring before the first hot spell and the heating system in fall before the first freeze. Filters should be changed every one to three months in between.
Is maintenance really necessary if the system is working fine?
Yes. Most failures build up quietly — a weak capacitor, a dirty coil, low refrigerant — and only show up on the hottest or coldest day. Maintenance also keeps manufacturer warranties valid, which matters most on newer systems.
Can I combine HVAC maintenance with my plumbing plan?
Yes. Brothers Club members already get an annual plumbing inspection and no trip fees; ask us about adding heating and cooling visits so your whole house is covered by one plan.