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Has your furnace or air conditioner broken down? It could be due to lack of maintenance. Many homeowners don’t realize it, but regular tune-ups will help both your furnace and your air conditioner.

In fact, equipment warranties often require a documented maintenance program. Thus, it’s smart to schedule routine maintenance in advance. Specifically, yearly tune-ups on your heating and cooling system can help.

  • Check for safety issues such as gas, electric, and carbon monoxide.
  • Make your system run more efficiently, which will also lower your utility bills.
  • Identify potential breakdowns before they happen.
  • Extend the life of your equipment.

The Cool Breeze Maintenance Program

At Eazy Breezy, we know that if you’ve ever had a problem with your furnace or air conditioner, you don’t want it to happen again. Hence, we offer the Cool Breeze Maintenance Program. Our program provides the following benefits:

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Tune-Ups

2 per year; one for your furnace and one for your air conditioner.

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Discounts

20% off repairs and 10% off new equipment.

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Front of the line

We serve you before non-maintenance customers.

Our Vail Services

The Cool Breeze Tune-Up covers both a heating and a cooling check. As part of your maintenance, therefore, our technicians go over each system thoroughly.

Heater Checklist

Consequently, your heating tune-up includes this 12-point checklist.

  • Check fan capacitor
  • Check furnace blower motor
  • Inspect flame sensor
  • Check furnace igniter
  • Check blower wheel
  • Inspect temperature split
  • Check inducer motor in furnace
  • Check gas pressures
  • Change or clean air filters
  • Check furnace safety switches
  • Check thermostat
  • Flush condensate trap

Air Conditioner Checklist

As part of your air conditioner tune-up, our technicians will also perform the following items on our 18-point checklist.

  • Check fan capacitor
  • Check furnace blower motor
  • Inspect AC run capacitor
  • Inspect start capacitor
  • Check blower wheel
  • Check temperature split
  • Inspect outdoor fan motor
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Check sub-cooling and superheat
  • Inspect indoor coil
  • Check AC fan blade
  • Change and clean filters
  • Wash outdoor coil
  • Check thermostat
  • Flush condensate trap
  • Inspect contactor
  • Check start and run amps
  • Check refrigerant levels