A look ahead of the season. Not after the breakdown.
A seasonal visit checks that your equipment is running safely and as designed, catches wear early, and builds a record you can lean on when bigger decisions come up.
Seasonal self-audit
Is your system ready? Find out in a minute.
Six quick questions about what you can see and hear around the house. You’ll get a short summary of what to handle yourself and what to mention at your next visit.
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What a visit looks at
The exact steps depend on the equipment. These are the areas a thorough check typically covers.
Heating: furnaces
- Venting connections and condition
- Safety controls and limit switches
- Burners, ignition, and flame
- Blower, motor, and airflow
- Filter condition and fit
- Condensate drain on high-efficiency models
Heating: boilers & steam
- Boiler operation and safety controls
- Low-water protection on steam boilers
- Venting and combustion air
- Visible leaks at piping and valves
- Radiator and zone behaviour you’ve noticed
Cooling: AC & heat pumps
- Outdoor unit condition and clearance
- Indoor coil and condensate drainage
- Electrical connections and components
- System operation and temperature split
- Thermostat communication and settings
Spring
Cooling check before the first hot stretch.
Summer
A quiet time to plan replacements or upgrades.
Early fall
Heating check before the house depends on it.
Winter
Keep intake and exhaust vents clear of snow.
Maintenance questions
Read what happens during a furnace visit, or call (586) 855-0674.
Let’s talk about your home
Get ahead of the next season.
Describe the system, the concern, or the project you have in mind. We’ll help you work out the next step.