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Professional AC Tune-Up Service

Our AC tune-up covers every major component of your central air conditioning system: cleaning the condenser and evaporator coils, checking refrigerant levels, inspecting the capacitor and contactor, flushing the condensate drain, testing the blower motor, measuring amperage draws, and verifying thermostat calibration. The service takes 60 to 90 minutes and leaves your system ready to handle peak summer heat without breaking down.

Starting at $79 Duration: 60 to 90 minutes 90-Day Guarantee
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NATE-certified technicians on call 24/7. Transparent pricing from $79.

  • No hold music
  • Licensed & NATE-certified
  • Same-day service
  • Upfront pricing

NATE Certified

North American Technician Excellence certified professionals on staff.

EPA 608 Certified

Full EPA compliance for safe and legal refrigerant handling.

Licensed & Insured

State licensed HVAC contractors with $2M liability coverage.

BBB A+ Rating

Accredited by the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

24/7 Live Response

Live tech dispatcher answers every call in under 15 seconds. No bots, no voicemail.

NATE Certified

Every technician is rigorously certified for complex diagnostic and repair work.

Upfront Pricing

Exact written quote before any repair work begins. Zero hidden diagnostic fees.

90-Day Guarantee

All repairs backed by our 90-day parts and labor warranty.

Scope of Work

What's Included in AC Tune-Up

Complete transparency on what our technicians inspect and service.

What is included

  • Condenser coil cleaning with commercial foaming cleaner
  • Evaporator coil inspection and cleaning
  • Refrigerant level check (visual indicators — addition billed separately)
  • Capacitor and contactor test and load measurement
  • Condensate drain flush and pan treatment
  • Blower motor amp draw test
  • Thermostat calibration verification
  • Air filter replacement (standard 1-inch filters included)
  • Written 18-point system health report

What is not included (or quoted separately)

  • Refrigerant recharge (billed separately — leak must be found and repaired first)
  • Duct cleaning or sanitizing
  • Any repair work identified during inspection (quoted separately)
  • UV air purifier installation (available as add-on)
Warning Signs

Signs You Need AC Tune-Up

If you notice any of these warning signs, contact an HVAC professional immediately.

Air conditioner runs constantly but the house struggles to cool down

Musty or moldy smell coming from vents when AC is running

Electric bills noticeably higher than last summer

Unit has not had a tune-up in over 12 months

Ice forming on the refrigerant lines or indoor coil

Weak airflow from supply vents throughout the home

Root Causes

What Causes AC Tune-Up Issues?

Understanding why HVAC failures occur helps you prevent future breakdowns.

01

Dirty condenser and evaporator coils reducing heat transfer efficiency by up to 40%

02

Weak capacitor causing the compressor or fan motors to struggle on startup

03

Clogged condensate drain causing water backup and potential mold growth

04

Low refrigerant from a slow leak reducing system capacity

05

Dirty air filter restricting airflow and causing the evaporator coil to ice over

Transparent Pricing

What Does AC Tune-Up Cost?

Most ac tune-up prices in the United States fall into these three tiers. Your final quote is based on your system's age, brand, and exact diagnosis.

Standard tune-up

$79 to $129

Single-zone central AC, coil cleaning, drain flush, capacitor test, filter replacement.

Full service visit

$129 to $219

Heat pump or two-zone system, coil deep clean, refrigerant level check, full electrical inspection.

Premium package

$219 to $349

Includes refrigerant top-off, UV air purifier installation, and priority dispatch enrollment.

What Drives the Final Price

  • System size and type: Larger tonnage units, heat pumps, and multi-zone systems take longer and cost more to service.
  • Refrigerant top-off: If refrigerant is low, adding refrigerant is billed separately from the tune-up service.
  • Coil condition: Severely dirty coils requiring deep cleaning add time and chemical costs to the service.
  • Number of systems: Multi-system homes (multiple indoor handlers or condensers) receive a per-unit discount.
Right Choice?

Is AC Tune-Up Right for You?

Honest guidance on when this service is recommended vs when another option is better.

This service is ideal if:

  • Homeowners getting their AC ready for summer before the heat arrives
  • Anyone whose system has not been serviced in 12+ months
  • Properties with a history of condensate drain overflows or water damage
  • Landlords maintaining rental properties between tenant changeovers

Consider another option if:

  • Systems that have already stopped cooling (call for AC repair instead)
  • Units with visible physical damage to the compressor or coils

100% Satisfaction & 90-Day Repair Guarantee

We stand behind every repair and installation. If a repaired part fails within 90 days, we come back and fix it free of charge. No hassle, no fine print.

HVAC Terms

AC Tune-Up Technical Glossary

Understanding key industry terms helps you make informed decisions.

SEER2

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2 — the updated efficiency standard for AC units. Higher SEER2 = lower operating costs.

Capacitor

An electrical component that stores energy and provides the startup jolt for compressor and fan motors. A weak capacitor is one of the most common AC failure points.

Contactor

A relay switch that controls high-voltage power to the compressor and outdoor fan. A worn contactor can cause the AC to not turn on at all.

Evaporator Coil

The indoor coil that absorbs heat from your home's air. Dirty evaporator coils dramatically reduce cooling capacity.

Condenser Coil

The outdoor coil that releases heat to the outside air. Clogged condenser coils force the compressor to work harder and can cause system shutdown.

Common Questions

People Also Ask About AC Tune-Up

A standard tune-up includes checking refrigerant levels. If refrigerant is low (indicating a leak), adding refrigerant is billed separately after we locate and repair the leak.

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