HVAC Tune-Ups

Our Tune-Up Can

  • Lower utility bills by reducing energy use and waste

  • Extend equipment life

  • Improve system reliability for fewer breakdowns and repairs

  • Increase cooling & heating capacity and efficiency

  • And increase your peace of mind!

Under our Tune-Up Program, all service department parts, materials, and labor qualify for a 15% discount (excluding diagnostic fee). This applies to every unit you own that is protected by our annual agreement.

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Spring Air Conditioning Tune-Up

  • Chemically clean & thoroughly wash condenser coils.

  • Inspect standard air-filters.

  • Wash & check condensing unit for proper motor & bearing wear.

  • Lubricate motor & fan bearings & other moving parts as necessary.

  • Clean & inspect evaporator coil and drain pan when readily accessible.

  • Clean & inspect condensate drain lines & fittings.

  • Clean, level, & calibrate thermostat.

  • Inspect blower motor & fan assembly.

  • Inspect, tighten, & test all electrical connections, including disconnect switch.

  • Inspect all cooling system electrical wires, connectors & terminals.

  • Test system starting & running capacitors.

  • Test all controls, switches, relays, transformers, contacts, motors, & fans.

  • Measure starting & running amperes, line voltage, and control voltage.

  • Test system-starting capabilities.

  • Test system for proper airflow & air delivery.

  • Inspect & adjust all safety controls.

  • Monitor refrigerant (Freon) pressures & temperatures.

  • Test & record super-heat & sub-cooling. Compare with factory specifications.

  • Adjust Freon metering control device to factory/manufacturer's recommendations.

  • Test air-conditioning system for proper production & capacity.

  • Present a full written report.

Fall Heating System Tune-Up

  • Inspect & tighten all electrical connections.

  • Remove, clean, & adjust main gas burners.

  • Remove, clean, & adjust ignition/pilot assembly.

  • Inspect heat-exchangers & combustion chambers for any cracks, rusting, or problem areas.

  • Inspect blower compartment, return air-drop & surrounding area. (No duct cleaning).

  • Inspect the flue assemble & test flue gas drafting mechanism.

  • Test heating-system safety controls.

  • Test, record, & adjust gas pressure.

  • Inspect air filters.

  • Inspect blower motor, drive mechanism & fan assembly.

  • Lubricate all fan motors & all moving parts.

  • Measure & adjust blower for correct airflow.

  • Adjust all dampers & set proper blower speeds.

  • Clean, level, test & calibrate the thermostat.

  • Measure & record heating system output.

  • Inspect & test thermocouple output & pilot safety switch.

  • Measure & record electrical voltage amperage & component resistance.

  • Inspect & reset all system transformers, relays, contractors, & controls. Measure performance.

  • Advice on other ways to reduce energy consumption, improve safety & enhance comfort.

  • Present a full written report.

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Frequently Asked Questions About HVAC Tune-Ups

What is an HVAC tune-up?

An HVAC tune-up is a preventative maintenance service that helps keep your heating and cooling system operating safely and efficiently. During a tune-up, our technicians inspect, clean, test, and adjust important components to help prevent unexpected breakdowns and improve overall system performance.

How often should I schedule an HVAC tune-up?

Most HVAC manufacturers recommend scheduling two tune-ups each year—one in the spring before air conditioning season and another in the fall before heating season. Regular tune-ups help prepare your system for the demands of each season.

What is included in an HVAC tune-up?

A typical HVAC tune-up includes inspecting electrical components, checking refrigerant levels when applicable, cleaning coils, testing the thermostat, inspecting safety controls, tightening electrical connections, lubricating moving parts as needed, checking airflow, replacing or inspecting filters, and looking for signs of wear that could lead to future repairs.

Why are HVAC tune-ups important?

Routine tune-ups help your system run more efficiently, reduce wear and tear on important components, improve indoor comfort, and identify small issues before they turn into expensive repairs. Preventative maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your HVAC investment.

Can an HVAC tune-up lower my energy bills?

Yes. A clean and properly adjusted HVAC system typically operates more efficiently than one that has been neglected. Improved efficiency can help reduce energy usage and lower your monthly utility costs.

Will a tune-up help my HVAC system last longer?

Regular maintenance helps reduce unnecessary strain on your heating and cooling equipment. By identifying worn parts early and keeping the system clean, tune-ups can help extend the life of your HVAC system.

What's the difference between a tune-up and a repair?

A tune-up is preventative maintenance performed while your system is operating normally. A repair addresses a specific problem after something has stopped working or isn't performing correctly. Routine tune-ups often help prevent the need for unexpected repairs.

Should I get a tune-up even if my HVAC system seems to be working fine?

Absolutely. Many HVAC problems develop gradually and may not be noticeable until they become serious. A professional tune-up can identify potential issues before they lead to costly breakdowns or loss of heating and cooling.

Can an HVAC tune-up help keep my manufacturer's warranty valid?

Many HVAC manufacturers require regular professional maintenance as part of their warranty terms. Scheduling routine tune-ups helps document proper system care and may help protect your warranty coverage.

Is an HVAC tune-up worth it for a newer system?

Yes. Even brand-new HVAC systems benefit from regular maintenance. Routine tune-ups help keep your equipment operating at peak efficiency and allow technicians to catch installation or performance issues before they become larger problems.

When is the best time to schedule an HVAC tune-up?

Spring is the ideal time for an air conditioning tune-up before summer temperatures arrive, while fall is the best time for a heating system inspection before cold weather begins. Scheduling early helps ensure your system is ready when you need it most.

What areas do you provide HVAC tune-up services?

Harbin Heating & Air proudly provides professional HVAC tune-ups for homeowners and businesses throughout Counce, Pickwick, Savannah, Selmer, Adamsville, Corinth, and surrounding communities across West Tennessee and North Mississippi. Whether you're preparing for the summer heat or the winter cold, our experienced technicians are here to help keep your heating and cooling system running at its best.