Preventive Maintenance Checkups for Your Heating and Air Conditioning System
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When your AC unit or furnace breaks down, it affects everyone. HVAC systems account for roughly 35 percent of energy use in a typical home and up to 39 percent in commercial buildings, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, which is why the federal government emphasizes proactive upkeep. The DOE reports that following standard operations and maintenance best practices can save 5 to 20 percent on annual energy costs.
A preventive maintenance checkup from Lakeside Heating & Air Conditioning helps make sure small problems get caught before they turn into major breakdowns. Regular maintenance is the most cost-effective way to keep your system healthy, and we have a 40+ year track record of delivering the HVAC care Lake Norman homeowners need.
Outstanding HVAC Maintenance
There are some maintenance tasks, such as changing air filters and cleaning debris out of the condenser unit, that you can do yourself. Other tasks, such as refrigerant checks and measuring the voltage of your fan motor, are best handled by a professional. Our NATE-certified service technicians at Lakeside Heating & Air Conditioning have the training and equipment to keep your heating and cooling equipment operating at top efficiency all year long. From calibrating your thermostat and checking system controls to analyzing fuel connections and inspecting your heat exchanger, we give your HVAC system a thorough examination that's designed to keep your home clean, healthy and safe.
Although we install Trane HVAC systems, we have the skills to maintain and service other manufacturers' equipment, too. Regardless of the age of your system, our preventive maintenance plans keep your system ready to handle the workload of keeping you comfortable.
Summer Comfort with Affordable AC Maintenance Plans
When winter turns to spring, the warm air is a welcome relief. When the warm spring air turns hot, however, it quickly becomes unpleasant if your air conditioner isn't tuned up and ready to go. Our AC maintenance plans help prevent costly breakdowns during a hot, muggy summer, lower your energy bills by making certain your air conditioner runs at peak efficiency and enhance your family's comfort by ensuring cooling comfort when you need it.
Expert Commercial HVAC Maintenance
As a business owner, you already have enough to handle without worrying about your HVAC system. When you leave HVAC maintenance to the pros at Lakeside Heating & Air Conditioning, you'll have peace of mind knowing that we'll make sure your employees and customers have perfect comfort all year long. When you take advantage of our commercial heating and AC maintenance plans, you have the added benefit of knowing we're helping you get the most out of your investment by extending the lifespan of your HVAC system and lowering the risk of untimely, costly breakdowns.
A lot is riding on your HVAC system, and it makes sense to take a proactive approach when it comes to keeping it in good operating condition. If you live in Denver, Davidson, Mooresville, Huntersville, Cornelius, Stanley, Terrell or Charlotte, NC, give us a call. We're confident that we have a preventive maintenance plan that will provide you the protection you need at a price you will enjoy.
HVAC Maintenance FAQs
Twice a year works best in this area: once in spring before cooling season ramps up, and once in fall before the first cold snap. That timing catches issues before your system has to work hardest.
A technician checks refrigerant levels, tests the fan motor, cleans the condenser coil, calibrates the thermostat, and inspects electrical connections. It's a full look at the parts that fail most often under heavy summer use.
Yes. We install Trane equipment, but our technicians are trained to maintain and repair most major HVAC brands, regardless of who installed the original system.
Yes, our plans check both sides of the system. A furnace that's ignored all summer and an AC unit that's ignored all winter both tend to fail at the worst possible time.
For most commercial spaces, yes. Regular service extends equipment life and lowers the odds of a breakdown during business hours, which tends to cost more than the maintenance itself.