Although air conditioners can last 15 to 20 years or more, they need professional maintenance to prevent breakdowns. Matheson Heating, Air & Plumbing offers comprehensive air conditioning maintenance in Farmington, MI.

These services keep your air conditioner cooling efficiently and help extend its lifespan. We recommend scheduling an annual AC tune-up in early spring so your system is ready for the incoming heat of summer. Maintenance services allow us to find minor issues before they become significant repair problems.

AC Tune-Up in Farmington

The first step in air conditioning maintenance is inspection. We check for worn parts and any other signs of an emerging problem. A properly operating air conditioner should not lose refrigerant. We will check for appropriate refrigerant levels and pressure. If we spot leaks, you will need immediate repairs.

Our Farmington HVAC technicians team will test your system’s starting capabilities. Hard-starting issues arise from failing capacitors, compressor issues, or a lack of lubrication. We will also test and calibrate your thermostat to ensure proper communication if necessary.

Your air conditioner’s electric system needs attention during an AC tune-up appointment. We check the wiring for signs of damage and tighten any loose connections. Our team also checks the voltage throughout the system to ensure continuity.

Cleaning is an essential part of air conditioning maintenance and keeps your system operating efficiently.

• Outdoor condenser coils
• Indoor evaporator coils
• Condensation drains
• Blower components

Another essential part of an AC tune-up in Farmington is lubrication. Certain moving parts in your air conditioner can experience wear and tear. Lubrication helps reduce friction that can cause damage. It also protects the seals and dissipates heat. We will lubricate the compressor, fan motor, and bearings to preserve their function and lifespan.

AC maintenance is a critical part of your home maintenance plan. Maintenance appointments ensure your AC does not have safety or performance issues before you turn it on for summer.