Seasonal Tune-Ups & Maintenance Memberships
Routine maintenance catches small problems before they become expensive breakdowns, and keeps your system running at the efficiency it was designed for. See our Maintenance Plans page for membership details and pricing.
Signs you may need this service
- It's been over a year since your system was professionally serviced
- You want to catch problems before peak heating or cooling season
- Your system is still under a warranty that requires documented annual maintenance
- You want predictable, budgeted HVAC costs instead of surprise repair bills
What's included
- Full seasonal inspection of heating or cooling components
- Cleaning of coils, burners, and other components that affect efficiency
- Electrical and safety checks
- Filter replacement or inspection
- A written summary of the system's condition and any recommendations
What affects the cost
Every job is different, so we don't publish flat prices — but these are the main factors that go into a quote:
- Single tune-up vs. an ongoing maintenance membership
- Number of systems in the home
- Heating-only, cooling-only, or combined heating-and-cooling maintenance
Frequently asked questions
How often should I have my system serviced?
Most manufacturers recommend annual maintenance for each system — once a year for a furnace or boiler, and once a year for an AC or heat pump. Systems that run both heating and cooling often benefit from a check each season.
What's included in your maintenance membership?
See our Maintenance Plans page for current membership options, what's included, and pricing.
Available across the Denver metro area
This service is offered throughout our service area, subject to the coverage noted on each city's page.