MAINTENANCE SERVICES
As your cooling and heating system ages, it becomes less efficient and more prone to breakdowns which leads to high repair or replacement costs. This is where regular maintenance becomes essential as it provides with preventative tune-ups. These tune-ups help you save money, extended lifespan and improves system to maintain a comfortable temperature in homes, offices or shops throughout the year.
During a maintenance service, your HVAC system will be completely inspected, evaluated and tuned up. This gives our technicians the opportunity to discover, diagnose and resolve any issues before they develop into complex problems. Whether it's a ductless mini-split, heat pump or ventilation system maintenance, our specialist can handle complex maintenance tasks. Routine HVAC maintenance in Manhattan, Brooklyn or Queens not only keeps your system operating efficiently, but greatly reduces the risk of future damage. Locating a skilled technician near me or air conditioner maintenance company guarantees that your HVAC is in capable hands.
Our maintenance service is designed to keep your HVAC system operating at peak performance, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and longevity.
Our technician will conduct a thorough inspection and system test which includes checking refrigerant levels and pressure to ensure optimal cooling performance, inspecting electrical connections for any loose or faulty wiring, and testing the thermostat to confirm it is accurately regulating the temperature.
The technicians also examine the ductwork for leaks or blockages that could impact airflow and efficiency. The condenser and evaporator coils are also inspected for wear, as any damage can lead to reduced performance and potential breakdowns.
Deep cleaning is crucial in maintaining the system's optimal performance. Technicians will clean or replace air filters to improve indoor air quality and airflow, while also removing dust and debris from the evaporator and condenser coils to boost efficiency. The condensate drain line will be flushed to prevent clogs and water damage, and blower components will be cleaned to ensure proper air circulation throughout the home or business.
To enhance performance, the technician will lubricate moving parts to minimize friction and wear, ensuring smooth operation. They will also check and adjust the blower motor and fan speed for efficient airflow, and verify the system's startup and shutdown cycles to prevent malfunctions. Capacitors and relays will be tested to ensure they are functioning properly, as they are essential for the unit’s operation.
To make sure that the system operates reliably, safety checks are conducted where technicians inspect for refrigerant leaks, which can impact both performance and the environment. Electrical connections are carefully examined to prevent hazards, and airflow is assessed to ensure proper ventilation.
Benefits of Regular Maintenance
REDUCTION IN ELECTRICITY BILL
Regular maintenance keeps your system in better condition that can lead to energy savings of 20-30%, making it an essential investment for both homeowners and commercial looking to cut energy cost. Over time, dust, dirt, and debris accumulate in key components like air filters, coils, and ducts, forcing the system to work harder to maintain the desired temperature.
MAINTAIN YOUR WARRANTY
Here’s something you probably didn’t know: your new air conditioner comes with a manufacturer’s warranty.
While the exact fine print varies from system-to-system, most of these warranties provide coverage for essential AC components like the compressor even for years after installation. This protects you from the risk of a faulty or malfunctioning component that, in effect, bricks the system.
FEWER BREAKDOWN
There’s nothing worse than your air conditioning breaking down in the middle of a heat wave or your heater breaking down in the dead of winter. Then you have to scramble to get it fixed and the repairs can be costly. Regular maintenance will prevent unexpected breakdowns.
HEALTHIER AIR
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HVAC equipment we service
WALL MOUNTED
GAS FURNACE
CEILING CASSETTES
BOILER
HEAT PUMPS
VENTILATION
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When should I consider replacing my HVAC system instead of repairing it?If your system is more than 10-15 years old, frequently needs repairs, struggles to maintain temperature, or leads to high energy bills, it may be more cost-effective to replace it with a modern, energy-efficient unit.
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What can I do if my system doesn’t work well in certain rooms?A little variation in temperature between rooms is normal, especially if you only have one thermostat. However, it can also be a sign of poorly designed ducts or air filtration issues. Search for air condition repair near me or air condition repair in Brooklyn and schedule a visit so we can identify the problem and offer solutions to fix it.
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What are the signs that my HVAC system needs maintenance?Common signs include: - Weak or uneven airflow - Strange noises or odors - Higher than normal energy bills - Inconsistent temperature - Frequent cycling on and off
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How often should I change my air filter?Air filters should be replaced every 3-6 months, depending on the type of filter, household pets, allergies, and indoor air quality needs.
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Why is regular HVAC maintenance important?Routine maintenance helps improve efficiency, extend the lifespan of your system, lower energy bills, and prevent unexpected breakdowns, ensuring your home stays comfortable year-round.
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Do you offer maintenance plans or service agreements?Yes! We offer HVAC maintenance plans that include regular tune-ups, priority service, and cost-effective repairs to keep your system running efficiently year-round.
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Why is my air condition system smelling when in use?A musty or moldy odor often indicates mold or mildew buildup in the ducts, evaporator coil, or drain pan due to excess moisture. A burning smell may suggest overheating components, such as a failing motor or electrical wiring issues, requiring immediate attention. If you notice a rotten egg smell, it could be a gas leak, in which case you should turn off the system and contact a professional right away. A sewage-like odor may come from a nearby sewer line leak affecting your ductwork, while a chemical or sweet smell could indicate a refrigerant leak.
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Why is my room not heating efficiently?If your room is not heating efficiently, several factors could be at play. Check if your thermostat is set correctly or malfunctioning, as it might not be signaling the heating system properly. Blocked or dirty vents can also restrict airflow, poor insulation. Your heating system may be struggling due to clogged filters, an aging unit, or being improperly sized for the space.
Reviews
"4 years after a flawless installation of mini split heating/cooling in our house, Mr Air sent Riccardo to do a routine inspection & maintenance visit. Happily all was in good shape."
Richard
"Riccardo and Oswaldo did a great job diagnosing and deep cleaning our unit. At no point did I feel like they oversold anything - some of the units didn’t require it. They were very thorough and careful with moving furniture and protecting paintings on the wall."
Joel
"Riccardo and Zach, the Mr Air NYC, were efficient, minimized furniture that needed to
be moved, cleaned up after their maintenance of our system, and were a pleasure to deal with."
Charles
"Great customer service. Zach and Riccardo were true pros and the office was very responsive."
Vinradshy