What’s Involved in a Furnace Tune-Up? (Infographic)

By: Greiner Heating, Air and Electric
December 20, 2017 1 min

Having your furnace serviced before winter sets in is a great way to keep it running at its best while preventing high heating bills and unexpected breakdowns. When we come to tune up your furnace, we’ll also inspect any accessible ductwork for tears or kinks and perform a water heater safety check.

Here’s what one of our technicians will do during your furnace tune-up:
  • Inspect the burner
  • Pilot and gas pressure evaluation
  • Check the blower
  • Test the thermostat calibration
  • Inspect the air filter
  • Lubricate all moving parts
  • Tighten electrical connections
  • Inspect all safety features
  • Look for signs of damage or wear
  • Test the system’s startup cycle
The Benefits
  • Comfort

No emergency breakdowns in the middle of winter

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  • Efficiency

Your furnace runs at peak performance

  • Savings

Greater energy efficiency means a lower heating bill

  • Safety

Less risk of carbon monoxide leaking into your home

Two Tune-Ups a Year With the MVP Club

Our Maintenance Value Plan members get two precision tune-ups a year, priority scheduling, 20% off repairs and a 12-month repair guarantee. See our current specials for this season’s tune-up offer, or give us a call to schedule.

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