HVAC Maintenance Services for El Paso, TX

 

At LSHS Air Conditioning & Heating service, we want you to enjoy the benefits of your HVAC system for years. No matter where you are in desert south west, you can turn to us if you need comprehensive HVAC maintenance at affordable prices.

 

When was the last time you had your HVAC system checked? If your like most home owners it hasn’t even come to mind. Just like more than half of the owners out there, you don’t believe in hiring for this service.

This can be a costly mistake. Sure, we can agree that it seems like a nuisance that also happens to be rather expensive. But did you know that HVAC systems that undergo routine checkups actually cause less financial trouble? In fact, timely maintenance minimizes the chances of unexpected breakdowns. Now, how can you ignore that?

At LSHS Air Conditioning & Heating, our goal is to make sure your unit is up and running for years to come. Our simple yet effective tune-up plans are designed to make routine maintenance a piece of cake.

 

Why Is It Important to Schedule Regular Tune-Ups?

 

It’s no secret that surprise breakdowns are bad news. No matter how state-of-the-art your system is, the complex pieces of mechanical equipment are bound to break down eventually. In fact, some parts might require repair more often than you originally thought.

If you want to get the most out of your system, you need to stick to the professionally made tune-up schedule. Preventive maintenance allows for steady operation and keeps the efficiency of the system in check. Basically, it increases the longevity of the unit.

We recommend that you have the system checked out twice a year, preferably before the start of summer and winter.

 

Lone Star HVAC Maintenance Service

 

Naturally, not all HVAC tune-ups require professional help. You can take it upon yourself to clean the outdoor part of the unit — it’s really important that it’s dust and dirt-free. Moreover, if you’re something of a handyman yourself, you could venture into changing the air filter.

However, we advise against undertaking full maintenance repairs on your own. For such a venture, you need knowledge, skills, and tools that you probably don’t have. Here’s a list of regular tune-ups our company provides, which you can’t and shouldn’t do on your own:

• Lubricating the Moving Parts

It might be self-explanatory, but we find it important to explain that regular lubrication helps parts run smoothly. Friction is the last thing you need in an unit. Not only does it cause overheating but it can lead to a total system breakdown. Since the frequency of lubrication depends on a number of factors.

• Checking the Thermostat

While a malfunctioning thermostat is mostly just a nuisance, it shouldn’t be neglected. If it feels like your HVAC is independently deciding on the room temperatures, your thermostat probably needs some adjusting. That usually includes fiddling with electrical wires, so it’s best if you call us to do it for you.

• Tightening the Electrical Connections

Speaking of fiddling with electrical wiring, there’s another thing we can do for you. We can double-check all the electrical connections, and make sure they’re properly fitted.

We don’t have to tell you that loose connections are a disaster waiting to happen. Aside from being a general safety hazard, they can cause a serious system malfunction. During a normal routine checkup, our technicians not only double-check the connections but also measure motor voltage in search of any irregularities.

• Checking the System Controls

Although this may seem rather basic, it’s an important part that should not go unseen. Every routine inspection should include checking system controls. If they are not fully functional, the system can’t work properly. We understand that — that’s why system controls are one of the first things our technicians check.

• Examining the Condensate Line

When working properly, all HVAC systems produce condensate — i.e., they turn the humidity from the air into water. That water gets collected in a pan and is eventually drained out through a pipe. However, condensate water isn’t clean — it contains all the dirt from the air.

The constant passage of such a liquid through the pipe may result in algae build/up. That, in turn, can result in condensate line blockage. Eventually, the collecting pan will start overflowing, causing a significant amount of damage. That’s why checking and cleaning the condensate line falls under routine HVAC maintenance.

• Cleaning and Adjusting the Duct System

Poor airflow is the consequence of either a faulty duct system or the blower. It also decreases the overall efficiency of the system, which results in more energy consumption and a high electricity bill. To avoid such situations, our technicians will perform a thorough check-up of the duct system.

• Detecting Leaks

Leaks or moisture build-ups around the system usually cause damage to the parts. Our highly trained technicians will detect and repair them before they become serious.

• Assessing Fuel Line Connections

If you’re not careful, poor oil or gas connections can cause fire accidents. It is your duty to ensure your environment is safe for everyone in it.

• Examining Parts Like the Burner, Gas Pressure, and Heat Exchanger

A clean burner, proper pressure, and crack-free heat exchanger are the fastest route to a fully operational system. Our staff will make it a point to check them and will minimize the repair and replacement costs for these parts.

 

Get in Touch with LSHS Air Conditioning & Heating Service for HVAC Maintenance

 

We understand how important it is for you to hire a reliable and reputable contractor. That’s why we, only aim to offer superb service. We want you to enjoy the benefits of your heating and cooling system for years. No matter where you are in El Paso, TX, you can turn to us if you need comprehensive HVAC maintenance at affordable prices.

 

Schedule Your Appointment With Us Today!

 

By scheduling annual or semi Routine check-ups not only reduce your electric bill but also reduce your repair and replacement costs. Plus, you never have to deal with a surprise breakdown again.

We are a 100% client-oriented service, so don’t even hesitate to give us a call. Contact us at (915) 308-1774 and schedule an HVAC maintenance appointment today!