The cheapest repair is the one that never happens. Seasonal tune-ups keep your heating and cooling equipment efficient, safe, and far less likely to fail on the hottest or coldest day of the year — which is exactly when it otherwise would.
What a tune-up includes
- Full inspection and cleaning of the equipment, coils, and burners
- Electrical checks: capacitors, contactors, connections, and amp draws
- Refrigerant charge verification (cooling) and combustion analysis (heating)
- Safety checks including heat exchangers and carbon-monoxide screening
- Filter service and a plain-English condition report with any recommendations
Our Priority Customer Agreements bundle spring and fall tune-ups with front-of-line service and exclusive discounts — the same maintenance discipline that keeps our 100+ service vehicles running keeps your equipment alive longer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should HVAC equipment be serviced?
Twice a year — cooling in spring, heating in fall. Manufacturers commonly require documented maintenance to honor warranty claims, and efficiency losses from a neglected system show up on every utility bill.
What is a Priority Customer Agreement?
Appolo’s maintenance membership: both seasonal tune-ups scheduled automatically, priority front-of-line service when something does break, and member discounts on repairs. See Offers & Rebates for current terms.
Do tune-ups actually save money?
A dirty, unmaintained system can lose 5–15% efficiency and fails far more often. Between lower bills, fewer emergency calls, and longer equipment life, maintenance reliably pays for itself.