An HVAC maintenance service call typically begins with a thorough inspection of the system. Technicians will examine components such as the condenser, evaporator coil, blower motor, and filters for signs of wear, damage, or debris. They will also check refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall system performance. During this inspection, the technician will identify any potential issues and discuss them with the homeowner.

Once the inspection is complete, the technician will perform a series of cleaning and maintenance tasks. This may include changing air filters, cleaning condenser coils, lubricating moving parts, and calibrating the thermostat. They may also perform a system calibration to optimize performance and efficiency. Throughout the service call, the technician will answer any questions the homeowner has about the system’s operation or maintenance.

After completing the necessary maintenance tasks, the technician will provide a detailed report of the system’s condition, including any identified problems or recommended repairs. They may also offer suggestions for improving energy efficiency or indoor air quality. The technician will often schedule a follow-up appointment for future maintenance or repairs, depending on the system’s condition and the homeowner’s needs.