F.H. Furr's Signature Multipoint Cooling/HVAC Reliability & Safety Inspection

Comfort, Safety, Savings – now that’s COOL.

During the year, your air conditioning system accumulates dust and dirt, making it less efficient and costing you additional money in utility bills. Add on lack of regular A/C Tune up and maintenance, and you can count on your heat pump or air handler breaking down before you can say, “Summer vacation!”

It’s important to us to make sure that doesn’t happen!

Industry experts are forecasting that energy prices are going to skyrocket in the months ahead. Electric power rates have already risen this year and are expected to continue to rise in the future. A precision inspection and cleaning helps your HVAC run more efficiently and use less energy…saving you money. It’s the best thing you can do to guarantee a cool, worry-free, energy-efficient home through the last few weeks of spring and into the summer season!

Here’s what will happen:

Your F.H.Furr service technician will perform a complete 25-step home comfort inspection of your home cooling system that will take about one half hour to one hour to complete. Your A/C Tune Up & Inspection Includes:

1. Visually inspect capacitors for leakage and rust
2. Inspect readily accessible ducts for obvious air leaks
3. Complete operations sequence check
4. Check crankcase heater for proper maintenance
5. Inspect air filtration system
6. Inspect blower wheel
7. Inspect blower and motor and record AMP draw (lubricate as needed)
8. Replacement of filter provided by customer while on site at time of inspection
9. Inspect unit wiring and electrical disconnect
10. Check and calibrate thermostat as required
11. Tighten screw lug terminals in condensing unit
12. Inspect contactor for pits or burns
13. Check and record AMP draw of condenser motor and compressor
14. Inspect fan blade for cracks or defects
15. Check condenser motor bearings, lubricate non sealed condenser motor bearings (when necessary)
16. Inspect indoor coil if accessible
17. Inspect any condensate drain pans and drains for proper operation
18. Check and record operating pressures and temperatures
19. Inspect the general condition of the outdoor unit
20. Check UV for operation
21. Inspect cooling system for unusual vibration or loose parts
22. Inspect and flush condensate lines and check condensate pump operation (if equipped)
23. Check evaporator for adequate airflow
24. Lubricate furnace/boiler blower or air handler
25. Check overall operation of system

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An inspection ensures your equipment is operating safely and is a great way to guarantee that you won’t be caught off guard with an unforeseen air conditioning breakdown this summer — when demand for air conditioner service and repair is at its peak. Preventive maintenance also saves money by maximizing efficiency and minimizing costly breakdowns. – Floyd Furr