Comfort Care Plan

This program is a great choice for systems that are 5 years old or less because they’re usually still under warranty and the chance of a breakdown is less likely. This is an ideal choice if you want to maintain your system with minimal investment.

In our maintenance check we will: 

  • Check system functions, safety controls, and adjusted operating sequence, where appropriate.
  • Inspect electrical components and connections and tighten as required.
  • Clean electronic air cleaners and replace 1″ disposable air filters.
  • Check evaporator and condenser coils, condensate pans and traps, and check lines to prevent obstructions.
  • Inspect and lubricate pumps and check flow rates, where appropriate.
  • Adjust air/fuel ratio of burner and perform a combustion analysis. (Instrumentation used for combustion analysis is a means of fine-tuning a burner to achieve maximum fuel efficiency and “optimum firing.”)
  • Check refrigerant levels. (According to many equipment manufacturers, a 10% refrigerant loss will result in a 20% decrease in the system efficiency.)
  • Check and lubricate motors, as required.
  • Detail and recommend repairs to extend equipment life and/or improve efficiency.
  • Check the thermostatic refrigeration valves (TXV).
  • Inspect blowers.
  • Check and adjust gas pressure.
  • Check and clean burners, if needed.
  • Remove soot from fire side of burner.
  • Check defrost mode.

One-Time Service Call

If you are experiencing heat loss at home, Capital Heating & Cooling will be there with the latest furnace repair technology and equipment to keep your house warm and comfortable!

Common reasons to contact Capital Heating for furnace repair include these:

  • The furnace won’t turn on.
  • The pilot light is out.
  • Strange noises are coming from the furnace during startup or operation.
  • The main burner won’t light or won’t stay lit for longer than three seconds.
  • The blower never turns on after the burners are lit.
  • The furnace blower stays on constantly.
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