Air Conditioning Maintenance in Canada

Top Air Conditioning Maintenance in Canada

Scheduling once yearly air conditioning maintenance in Canada isn’t a scam. It comes with lots of real benefits for your air conditioner, including greater reliability, a potentially longer life span and energy savings up to 30%.* Also, it keeps your valuable manufacturer’s warranty in good standing, which supports you in case a crucial piece fails during the warranty period.

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Tune-Ups Can Help Your Air Conditioner Last Longer

Get your air conditioner prepared for blazing temperatures with a Precision Tune-Up from Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning.
During a tune-up, our professionals will take a close look at your system and ensure it’s cooling properly.

When you choose Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning, you’ll receive excellent service from our ACE-certified technicians. Plus, we back their tune-ups with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee* for a year.

Thinking about a yearly membership plan from Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning? Review these outcomes—potentially decreased cooling bills and an extended life span for your air conditioning system.

From our best-value Maintenance+™ to our full-coverage Service Experts Advantage Program™, we’ve designed our memberships to fit your budget.

Maintenance+, your membership includes new air conditioner installation, maintenance, repair-related costs and much more.

Whatever membership you pick, you’ll also be given guaranteed 24/7/365 priority service and no trip or overtime charges—ever!

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We’ll Take a Close Look at Your System
Our Experts will inspect and clean important components of your air conditioner during maintenance. Some of the work during a tune-up includes:
Tightening electrical connections. This ensures your system is running safely.
Lubricating parts. When your system isn’t lubricated, friction from moving parts can cause it to stop working more often or more quickly.
Cleaning the condensate drain line. Cleaning this line takes care of mold and clogs, which can cause leaks.
Cleaning the condenser coil and evaporator coil. These coils turn dirty over time, decreasing airflow and the potential to absorb heat.
Straightening coil fins. Aluminum fins on the coils can bend and reduce airflow.
Examining system controls. This makes sure your system is starting, running and shutting down appropriately.
Between tune-ups, there’s some routine maintenance you should be doing yourself.
Change the air filter. We recommend replacing your air filter every few months. This helps your air conditioner work more efficiently. You may have to replace your filter more frequently if you have pets or someone in your household has allergies.
Remove debris. Leaves, dirt and grass clippings can collect on the outside of your system. This can decrease capacity and reduce airflow. Shrubs and plants near the unit should be kept trimmed back.