Furnace Maintenance in St. Louis, MO

Our Process

Each time we conduct furnace maintenance for our customers, we dig deep into your system and service things most companies skip. During a routine maintenance visit, your licensed and union-certified technician will measure your system’s actual performance and energy usage before fine-tuning it so that it will be running at its maximum efficiency and maximum capacity. Unlike some companies, we will also give you the physical results to have for your personal records to show you the performance levels of your furnace.

Benefits of Regular Furnace Maintenance

• Your furnace will operate more efficiently leading to fewer service issues and giving you the peace of mind that you and your family will be warm during the winter.
• With your furnace running more competently, the cost to keep your home warm will decline, and who doesn’t love a lower utility bill?
• Regular furnace maintenance work can deliver improved indoor comfort and air quality.

Rewards Membership

Furnace maintenance should be done multiple times a year to keep your system running smoothly. To help assist you, we offer annual reward membership programs for our customers to join. Each program includes a maintenance agreement with home visits twice a year (in the spring and fall) to maintain your HVAC system and ensure it runs properly all year long no matter the weather. Choose from three different tiered maintenance plans for your system's needs, and take advantage of advanced service, savings, accrual for future replacement needs, and more. 

• Classic Membership
• Premium Membership
• Ultimate Membership

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a typical furnace maintenance appointment take?

A standard furnace maintenance appointment usually takes between one to two hours, depending on the complexity of your system and any issues found.

My furnace is relatively new. Does it still need annual maintenance?

Yes, even new furnaces benefit from annual maintenance. Regular check-ups ensure optimal performance from the start and can help identify any early signs of potential issues, protecting your investment and warranty.

What are the signs of a dirty air filter?

Signs of a dirty air filter include reduced airflow from vents, the furnace running longer than usual, increased dust in your home, and higher energy bills. Visually inspecting the filter will also show if it's clogged with dust and debris.

Can furnace maintenance improve my indoor air quality?

Yes, regular maintenance includes replacing the air filter, which is essential for trapping dust, pollen, and other airborne particles, thus improving your indoor air quality. Cleaning internal components also helps prevent the circulation of dust and allergens.