Furnace Maintenance & Cleaning
Do you find yourself constantly adjusting your thermostat? Are you tired of excessively high utility bills? Is your furnace failing to keep up with the temperature swings in the Evansville area? If you answered yes to any of these questions, your furnace might be in desperate need of a tune-up from Brackett Heating, Air & Plumbing. This is an affordable yearly service that is beneficial not only to your furnace, but your wallet as well.
- Save Money On Energy Use: A clean and properly adjusted system operates more efficiently and uses far less energy than one that has not been properly maintained. Having Brackett Heating, Air & Plumbing clean your furnace each and every year will help keep more money in your pocket by keeping your utility bills down.
- Increased Comfort: A buildup of dirt or rust can obstruct the flames from burning as hot as they should. This will decrease your comfort as you wait forever for your furnace to meet your desired temperature. Brackett Heating, Air & Plumbing will scrub down all components of your system so you can enjoy reliable heat all season long.
- Prevent Breakdowns: The majority of furnace breakdowns can be traced back to improper regular maintenance. Avoid the expensive cost of frequent breakdowns with one of our preventative maintenance programs, and have Brackett Heating, Air & Plumbing professionally clean and tune-up your furnace yearly.
No Breakdown Guarantee
When you have your heating system maintained by Brackett Heating, Air & Plumbing, it’s covered by our “No Breakdown Guarantee.” As long as you accept the repairs we recommend when we do your maintenance, we will return during that current season free of charge if a breakdown occurs!*
Furnace Tune Up Check List
- Clean burners
- Clean blower compartment
- Check and clean ignition device
- Test ignition device
- Replace air filter
- Inspect heat exchanger for cracks and rusting
- Inspect vent for leaks and obstructions
- Check thermostat connections and level if needed
- Inspect electrical components for loose connections
- Startup & test operations
- Adjust burners for proper combustion as necessary
- Check burners for flame impingement
- Test blower capacitor
- Check temperature rise
- Condensate drain inspection, clean out if necessary
- Flame sensor clean and tested
- Inducer inspection and amp draw
- Gas valve inspection and amp draw
- Blower inspection and amp draw
- Ignitor inspection and amp draw
- Blower CFM correction if needed
- Condensate trap cleaned
- Thermostat inspection and battery test
- Inspect electrical power and ground
- Inspect transformer for correct voltage
- Final report of total health of furnace system