Bryant Heating & Air Conditioning‘s preventative maintenance service is ideal for all brands and types of air conditioners, including heat pumps, split system air conditioners, mini-split air conditioners, packaged air conditioners, and combined systems. It consists primarily of a multi-point system tune-up, that involves checking the airflow, changing filters, cleaning the outdoor condenser coils, calibrating the thermostat, checking the capacitors and refrigerant, inspecting all electrical and moving parts, and other parts of your system that can affect the operation and efficiency of your system. During our inspection, we may find that there are opportunities to improve your indoor comfort and energy efficiency by upgrading or making repairs to your air conditioner, thermostat, or ductwork. If we do, then we will review them with you and explain the costs and benefits of each.
At Bryant Heating & Air Conditioning, all air conditioner maintenance visits in Pasadena, San Gabriel, Altadena, La Puente, and surrounding San Gabriel Valley cities are performed by NATE-certified technicians who average 15 years of experience each. Their thorough tune-ups, professional service, friendly demeanor, and fair rates are so exceptional that they continuously earn us glowing reviews on Angie’s List and Yelp. Call today to schedule your air conditioner maintenance visit/tune-up with Bryan Heating and Air Conditioning.
A Complete 20-point Air Conditioner Tune-Up
- Check thermostat calibration
- Monitor refrigerant pressure
- Test AC starting capabilities
- Test air conditioner safety controls
- Clean and/or replace standard air filters
- In place, clean and adjustment of blower components
- Tighten electrical connections
- Measure volts and amps
- Lubricate all moving parts
- Measure temperature difference between supply air and return air
- Clean condensate drain
- Monitor cooling cycle
- Inspect evaporator coil
- Examine installation quality
- Examine equipment condition area, and clearances
- Inspect condenser coil for dirt or damage
- Check disconnect for function and wear
- Check TXV / metering device for proper operation
- Inspect seismic restraints
- Inspect refrigerant lines for insulation and penetration integrity