Heating Tune-Ups, Check-Ups, & Inspections

Heating system maintenance is just as important as heating system maintenance in any other part of the country. Having your heating system serviced by the reputable heating specialists at Berkeys before the start of the cold weather can reduce your heating utility bill by as much as 10%. Additionally, a tune-up (HVAC System Maintenance) can save you from the discomfort and expense of a breakdown of your heating system. There’s also the safety of your family to consider when the weather in Texas starts to dip into the 20s and 30s. While residents in the DFW Metroplex don’t have to face the harshest winters in the country, regular heater and furnace maintenance can save you from having to spend a night in a hotel while your home gets back to livable temperatures. Don’t get left out in the cold! Call Berkeys today for the best furnace maintenance company in DFW!

Dangers of Avoiding Furnace Maintenance 

Regular heating system maintenance helps you avoid more than just chilly winter nights. Incomplete combustion in gas heating systems can produce dangerous gasses, including tasteless, odorless carbon monoxide. A crack in a heat exchanger can set harmful gasses circulating throughout your home, causing health problems for your family (a worst-case scenario includes asphyxiation). A suspected gas leak can be difficult or impossible to detect due to the nature of the gas. Making sure your heater is kept up by a heating maintenance company is the best way to be on top of any dangerous heating and furnace problems that may come your way.

Berkeys has experienced and licensed technicians that can give your home heating system precision maintenance. During a tune-up, the technician will:

• Adjust blower components
• Check and test safety controls
• Monitor furnace cycle
• Adjust gas pressure
• Clean heat exchanger and burners
• Thoroughly check for cracked heat exchanger
• Monitor flue draft for safe operation
• Adjust heat anticipator settings
• Check and adjust pilot operation
• Adjust air flow for proper temperature
• Lubricate moving parts as needed
• Check and tighten all loose electrical connections
• Monitor voltage and amperage draw on all motors
• Clean and adjust the thermostat