AC tune-up
per system · book by May 1 for $99
- Refrigerant pressures & superheat check
- Capacitor & contactor tested under load
- Condenser coil cleaned
- Condensate drain flushed & treated
- 21-point written report with photos
One local team for the July scorchers and the January deep-freezes. Fixed right, priced upfront, and backed by a guarantee we actually put in writing.
Same-day AC repair when the index hits triple digits. Diagnostic $94 — waived when we do the repair. New high-efficiency systems from $118/mo.
Get cooling help now24/7 no-heat emergency response, every winter, no exceptions. Cracked heat exchangers caught before they become CO problems.
Get heating help nowMost July breakdowns we see started as a $30 capacitor reading weak in May. A seasonal tune-up catches the cheap fix while it's still cheap — and keeps your manufacturer warranty valid, which most homeowners don't realize requires documented maintenance.
per system · book by May 1 for $99
both tune-ups on one plan — save $60/yr
per system · book by Oct 1 for $99
If a repair we made fails within one year, we come back and make it right free. If your new system doesn't hold the temperature we promised on the proposal, we fix it on our dime — filters, refrigerant, labor, all of it.
Talk to a real personRepair, replacement, and air quality for every system we see in Fairview homes — 20-year-old gas furnaces, brand-new heat pumps, and everything between.
From a hard-starting compressor to a full system swap, sized with a Manual J load calc — never a guess off square footage.
Gas furnaces, heat pumps, and dual-fuel setups. Safety first: every no-heat call includes a CO check at no charge.
We built the plan so it wins on arithmetic alone — two tune-ups a year already costs more than membership. Everything after that is gravy.
| What you get | Pay-as-you-go | Comfort Plan · $99/season |
|---|---|---|
| Spring AC + fall furnace tune-up | $258/yr | Included |
| Repair discount | — | 15% off, all year |
| Priority scheduling in peak season | Join the queue | Front of the line |
| Trip charge | $49 | Waived |
| We track & schedule your maintenance | On you | We call you |
| Manufacturer warranty stays valid | Only if you remember | Documented for you |
Comfort Plan is $99 per season ($198/yr), covers one system; additional systems $49/season. Cancel anytime — no contracts, no cancellation fee.
"AC quit on the first 95° day of the year. Booked online at 7am, tech here by 1pm — dead dual-run capacitor, replaced from the truck, cold air in twenty minutes. $212 total, exactly what the flat-rate book said."
Renee W. · Lakeside · ★★★★★
"Furnace died the night before Thanksgiving, 12° outside. The on-call tech answered at 9:40pm and had the flame sensor sorted before midnight. Didn't try to sell us a new system — said ours had years left. That honesty won us over."
Tom & Karen B. · Fairview · ★★★★★
"Replaced our 22-year-old furnace and AC with a heat pump. They did a real load calculation, walked us through three quotes with no pressure, and the install crew left the basement cleaner than they found it. Docked half a star: crew arrived an hour late day one."
Desmond A. · Cedar Grove · ★★★★½
Sample reviews for demo purposes.
We use the 50% rule: if the repair costs more than half the price of a comparable new system and your unit is past 12 years old, replacement usually wins on math alone. We'll show you both numbers side by side and let you decide — our techs aren't paid commission on replacements.
Comfort Plan members get same-day service in peak season, full stop. For everyone else we're honest about the queue when you call — typically same-day before noon, next-morning after. Either way, you'll get a two-hour arrival window by text, not a "sometime between 8 and 5."
In Fairview-area homes: AC replacement typically runs $5,800–$9,400, a 96% furnace $4,900–$8,200, and a full heat-pump system $9,500–$16,000 before the current federal tax credit (up to $2,000 on qualifying heat pumps). Financing from $118/mo with approved credit. Exact quote after a load calculation — free, in writing, good for 30 days.
Nine times out of ten it's duct balancing, attic insulation, or a single-stage system short-cycling — not the thermostat. We diagnose the actual cause with temperature readings at every register before recommending anything. Sometimes the fix is a $340 damper adjustment, not a $12,000 zoning system.
Yes — and we won't skip it. A cracked heat exchanger can leak CO into your supply air with no smell and no warning. It takes our techs eight minutes with a combustion analyzer, it's included free in every furnace tune-up, and it's the single most important thing on the checklist.