Our $169 Furnace Tune-Up Will Keep Your Home Safe, Comfy, and Cozy
Protect your home and family with a furnace tune-up.
Our 46-point furnace tune-up helps keep your heating system safe, efficient, and reliable
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At Gorjanc Home Services, we know a properly tuned furnace keeps your family safe, warm, and cozy.
46-Point Tune-Up
Carbon Monoxide Testing
Improved Performance
Your 46-point, $169 AC Tune-Up includes
- Digital combustion analysis
- Carbon monoxide analysis with CO reading
- Test thermostat operation
- Inspect thermostat condition and batteries
- Check air filter condition
- Inspect air filter housing and air seal
- Inspect furnace cabinet, panels, fasteners, and blower compartment
- Confirm blower wheel rotates freely
- Check blower wheel and compartment cleanliness
- Check blower mounts and set screws
- Measure and record blower motor amperage
- Measure and record blower motor capacitor reading
- Measure and record supply air temperature
- Measure and record return air temperature
- Calculate temperature rise and compare to manufacturer specifications
- Inspect heat exchanger if accessible
A professional furnace tune-up helps:
- Improve system reliability
- Reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns
- Support safer furnace operation
- Improve airflow and comfort
- Identify small issues before they become expensive repairs
- Help your furnace operate as efficiently as possible
- Create a documented service history for your equipment
- Check burners for cleanliness and proper alignment
- Check manifold gas pressure
- Measure and test igniter
- Measure and test flame sensor
- Measure and test pressure switch operation
- Check limit and safety switches
- Check inducer motor operation and amperage
- Inspect furnace electrical switch
- Inspect electrical connections and wiring inside furnace cabinet
- Inspect accessible ductwork connections
- Inspect flue venting and connections
- Inspect intake piping and connections
- Check condensate tubing, ports, and drains
- Check condensate pump if applicable
- Cycle and test furnace operation
- Inspect humidifier if installed
- Check humidifier water panel condition
- Check humidifier solenoid, transformer, and circuit board
- Verify humidifier water line is open and drip-free
- Confirm humidistat, damper, and humidifier operation
- Inspect air purifier or UV light if installed
- Confirm air purifier or UV light is powered and energized
- Clean applicable air purifier contacts
- Review system condition with homeowner
Call Gorjanc at 216-464-4647 to schedule your professional furnace tune-up before Northeast Ohio’s weather turns cold!
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What does a 46-point gas furnace inspection include?
A furnace tune-up is more than a quick look at your heating system. Our 46-point furnace tune-up is a detailed inspection, cleaning, testing, and performance check designed to help your furnace run safely, reliably, and efficiently all season long.
- We start by documenting your furnace and confirming how it’s performing before service begins.
- Your thermostat controls comfort throughout the home, so we verify its condition and operation.
- Clean airflow helps your furnace heat consistently and operate efficiently.
- Combustion and the heat exchanger focus on safe heating operation and proper combustion.
- Loose connections and electrical issues can lead to breakdowns or unsafe operation.
- For high-efficiency furnaces, clear drainage is essential for reliable performance.
- If your system includes a whole-home humidifier, we inspect key components.
- If your system includes indoor air quality accessories, we verify basic operation.
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What does a 46-point air conditioning inspection include?
- Test Thermostat Operation
- Inspect Air Filter Housing & Air Seal
- Check Air Filter
- Inspect Cabinet, Fasteners, Panels, and Blower Compartment
- Blower Wheel Rotates Freely
- Check Blower Mounts
- Measure and Record Blower Motor Amperage
- Measure and Record Blower Motor Capacitor Reading
- Measure and Record Leaving Supply Air Temperature
- Measure and Record Return Air Dry Bulb Temperature
- Measure and Record Return Air Wet Bulb Temperature
- Calculate Temperature Delta and Confirm it Falls within Manufacturer's Specifications
- Indoor Coil, Identify Metering Device
- Outdoor Unit Is It Level
- Outdoor Unit Is It Clear of Vegetation & Shrubs
- Inside Cabinet Clear of Leaves and Debris
- Rinse Condenser Coil if Needed
- Check Outdoor Disconnect Properly Fused
- Check Outdoor Disconnect and Sealtite for Water Tight
- Visually Inspect Contactor for Pitting or Debris
- Line Voltage Reading
- Measure and Record Voltage Drop at Contactor
- Measure and Record Condenser Fan Amperage
- Measure and Record Compressor Readings
- Measure and Record Dual Capacitor Rating and Readings
- Identify Refrigerant Type for System
- Record Outdoor Temperature at Time of Tune-up
- Record Suction and Liquid Line
- Record SuperHeat (SH)
- Record SubCooling (SC)
- Inspect Accessible Refrigeration Lines and Insulation
- Inspect Electrical Connections and Wires Inside Cabinet
- Inspect Accessible Ductwork for Proper Connections and Hangers
- Inspect Ductwork for Proper Sealing
- Check Condensate Drain
- Check Condensate Pump
- Cycle and Test Unit Operation
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How Does a Maintenance Membership Save Money?
Maintenance Membership Option
- Get TWO (2) 46-point Precision Tune-Ups & Inspections per year (Air conditioning and furnace)
- Parts and Labor Warranties
- 10% Off Services
- And more!
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How often should you change your HVAC filter?
As a general rule, replace pleated air filters and furnace filters in your home every 90 days.
- The longer an air filter is in place, the more dirt, dust and allergens are trapped
- A clogged furnace filter decreases its efficiency.
- We recommend MERV13 air filters
