Cooling · Tune-Up
Air Conditioning Tune-Ups
Your AC sits all winter, then has to work hard as soon as summer hits. A yearly check-up gets it ready before the first hot day. You can book one without a service plan.
Any applicable diagnostic fee will be explained before your service appointment is confirmed.
Mon–Fri 9–5 · Our phone is answered 24/7.
What an AC check-up covers
A summary of what we check. The full checklist is on our HVAC Service Plans page.
- Electrical voltage, contacts, relays and connections.
- Cooling performance refrigerant and the temperature drop across the indoor coil.
- Outdoor unit condenser coil cleaned, unit leveled, moving parts lubricated.
- Indoor side blower, motors and the condensate drain and pump.
- Leaks and noise visible leaks and vibration.
- Filter and thermostat
Some items cost extra, like indoor coil cleaning and filter replacement; see the plan page for details.

Why check your AC every year?
Dirt on the outdoor coil, a clogged drain or a weak part is easy to catch in spring and annoying to find on the first 90-degree day.
When to book
Spring, before the cooling season starts.

When not to wait for spring
Spring is the best time for a check-up, but a few things are worth a call any time:
- The house takes longer to cool than it did last summer.
- Air from the vents feels less cold than you remember.
- Water near the indoor unit or around the condensate pump.
- New sounds from the outdoor unit when it starts.
- Humidity hangs around inside while the AC runs.
If the AC isn’t cooling at all, that’s a repair, not a tune-up. AC Repair →
Heat pumps and ductless too
Our HVAC plans include yearly tune-ups for heat pumps and ductless systems, not just central air. A heat pump works in both seasons, so its yearly visit matters even more.
Your tune-up visit
- Bookonline or at 215-785-6161.
- Clean and checkthe outdoor unit.
- Testcooling, electrical parts and the drain.
- Findingsyou hear what we found and your options before any work.
Service plans
See our service plans. Our HVAC plans cover central air, heat pumps and ductless.
Air Conditioning Tune-Ups FAQ
Questions we hear
When is the best time for an AC tune-up?
Does a tune-up include adding refrigerant?
What can I do between visits?
Is a tune-up part of a service plan?
What if the technician finds a problem?
Do you tune up heat pumps and ductless systems too?
Do you service AC systems you didn’t install?
Get your AC ready

Any applicable diagnostic fee will be explained before your service appointment is confirmed.