Getting your air conditioning ready for summer: the checklist

The worst day to discover your air conditioning has failed is the first heat wave. A little spring preparation prevents it.

Homeowner steps

Replace the filter, clear leaves and debris from the outdoor unit, check that registers and indoor heads are unobstructed, and run the system once in May.

Professional maintenance

A technician checks refrigerant level, cleans the coil, and tests the capacitor and condensate drain — the most frequent causes of summer failure, all detectable in spring.

Why now

Booking in spring avoids July wait times and emergency rates, and starts your summer with an efficient system that uses less energy.

Book your spring tune-up — our Comfort+ plan covers heating and cooling. Make an appointment.