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HVAC Maintenance Plan — 15% Off Parts and Labor

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HVAC Maintenance Plan — 15% Off Parts and Labor
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What's Included in Every Seasonal Tune-Up

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Each visit covers the full system for that season. Nothing skipped to keep the appointment short.

Heating Tune-Up (Fall)

We check furnace operation and safety features, inspect the heat exchanger for cracks or damage, clean and check burners for efficiency, adjust gas pressure if needed, test safety switches, and inspect the air filter and exhaust pipe. If you have a whole-home humidifier, we replace the water panel and test the humidistat.

Cooling Tune-Up (Spring)

We check AC operation and safety features, inspect the evaporator coil and condensate drain, check refrigerant level, inspect electrical connections, clean the condenser fan, and test the blower motor. We also inspect the air filter and note anything that could cause trouble before the first hot stretch of the summer.

Air Exchanger and Ventilation

We clean pre-filters and the core, check drain lines and exterior vents, and verify airflow is moving the way it should. Skipping this step is how indoor air quality quietly degrades over a Minnesota winter without anyone noticing.

Advanced Diagnostics

We use smart diagnostics to surface hidden problems before they become emergency calls. If something is borderline — a part that's wearing but not failed yet — we'll say so and give you the honest picture on whether to address it now or monitor it.

Program Benefits — No Membership Fees Required

The maintenance program works because it doesn't lock you into anything. Here's what you get.

When Repair Actually Makes Sense

Repair or replace isn't a formula. A 10-year-old furnace with a $300 ignitor replacement doesn't need to come out. A 12-year-old system with a cracked heat exchanger is a different conversation. The honest answer depends on the actual condition of the equipment, what the repair costs, and how many more winters you reasonably expect to get out of it. We'll give you the real numbers and let you decide. We don't earn more if you replace — so we have no reason to push you either direction. See our why choose us page for more on how we approach diagnostics.

What Annual HVAC Maintenance Actually Prevents

Most system failures aren't random. They're the end result of something small that went unaddressed for one or two seasons too long. A heat exchanger crack that started as a stress fracture. A capacitor that was running hot for months before it failed on the warmest day of July. A humidifier water panel so scaled over it stopped doing anything useful. Annual HVAC maintenance catches these things when they're cheap to fix. It also keeps the equipment running at the efficiency it was rated for — a dirty or maladjusted system uses more fuel to deliver the same heat. Over a full heating season in Minnesota, that adds up. We serve Chaska, Hennepin County, Carver County, Wright County, and McLeod County. For cooling services tune-up scheduling or fall heating prep, call (952) 847-3387.

Schedule Your HVAC Tune-Up Before the Rush

Fall appointments fill up fast. Book now and get 15% off repairs and parts with no membership fees or long-term contracts.

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FAQ Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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What does an HVAC seasonal maintenance visit actually check? +
A fall heating tune-up covers heat exchanger integrity, burner combustion and gas pressure, safety switch operation, exhaust pipe inspection, thermostat calibration, and air filter condition. If you have a whole-home humidifier, we replace the water panel and test the humidistat. A spring cooling tune-up adds refrigerant level check, evaporator coil inspection, condensate drain clearing, and condenser fan cleaning. We don't skip steps to keep the visit short.
How often should I schedule heating and air conditioning maintenance? +
Once per year per system is the standard recommendation. For most homes, that means a furnace tune-up in September or October before heating season, and an AC tune-up in April or May before the first stretch of summer heat. Systems running year-round in harder conditions may benefit from additional filter checks mid-season. A thermostat upgrade with a maintenance reminder feature can help you stay on schedule.
Do I have to sign a contract or pay a membership fee to get the 15% discount? +
No membership fees and no long-term contracts. Full Time's maintenance program gives you 15% off parts and labor, priority scheduling, and a free second opinion without locking you into anything. You pay for the tune-up when you schedule it. The discount applies to any repair visit that follows. That's the whole arrangement.
What happens if the technician finds something wrong during the tune-up? +
We'll tell you what we found, what it means, and what it costs to fix it. If it's a minor issue we can address during the same visit, we'll ask before we proceed. If it's something larger, we'll give you a written estimate. Program members get 15% off that repair. We won't pressure you to fix something that can safely wait, and we won't hide a problem because it's inconvenient to mention.
Does HVAC maintenance cover gas fireplaces and air exchangers? +
Gas fireplace cleaning and inspection is a separate service from the standard heating tune-up. Many homeowners overlook it, but gas fireplaces need cleaning and safety checks just like a furnace. Air exchanger service is included in our HVAC maintenance visits: we clean pre-filters and the core, check drain lines and exterior vents, and verify proper airflow. See our gas fireplace maintenance page for details on that service.

Our promise

If we can repair it, we will.

No unnecessary replacements.You get the fix, not the invoice we would rather write.

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