Southwest Florida systems cool 8–10+ months a year — nearly double the national workload. Our maintenance plans catch the failures before August does, with real service, not a 15-minute walkthrough.
Cleaning, testing, and adjustment — not a glance and a sales pitch.
You see exactly what we found and what we did, in plain language.
Manufacturers require professional maintenance — our records prove yours.
A routine tune-up can prevent a $2,000+ compressor failure. Small problems get caught while they're still small — and cheap.
Dirty systems use 15–25% more electricity. Clean coils and correct refrigerant charge keep your power bill honest all summer.
Maintained systems commonly last 15–20 years; neglected ones often fail at 8–12. That's years of replacement cost deferred.
Most manufacturers require professional maintenance to keep coverage valid. We document every visit so your warranty holds up.
You've seen the $20–30 tune-up coupons. Here's the difference between getting a salesperson in your door and getting your system actually serviced.
Every seasonal visit works through all six categories — the full list travels with your written report.
Before the intense heat arrives: cleaned, tested, and ready for the six-month marathon. This is the visit that prevents the mid-summer breakdown.
After heavy summer use: restore efficiency, treat the drain line, and catch the wear that six months of daily running leaves behind.
Professional maintenance needs licensed technicians and EPA-certified refrigerant handling — but these homeowner habits between visits genuinely help, and we'll never charge you for advice on them.
Hear something odd or see your power bill jump? Call before it becomes a repair — or worse, an emergency.
Twice yearly — spring (March–May) before peak season, fall (October–November) after it. Our systems cool 8–10+ months a year, so twice-yearly service is what prevents breakdowns in this climate.
60–90 minutes covering refrigerant, electrical, coil cleaning, drain clearing with algae treatment, blower inspection, ductwork, and performance testing — with photos and a written report every time.
Both seasonal tune-ups scheduled automatically, priority dispatch when you need service, and 10% off all services. Call (239) 860-1473 for current plan pricing.
Yes — maintained systems commonly last 15–20 years versus 8–12 neglected. Clean coils, correct refrigerant charge, and early fault detection are the biggest factors in system longevity.
Many manufacturers require professional maintenance to keep coverage valid. We document every visit, so your records prove compliance if you ever have a claim.
Change filters monthly and keep the outdoor unit clear — that genuinely helps. The rest requires specialized equipment and EPA certification for refrigerant handling.
Two 25-point tune-ups a year · priority dispatch · 10% off all services