Package Unit Maintenance in Pueblo, CO

A package unit tune-up covers the outdoor cabinet, the coil, the fan and blower, the electrical parts and the heating section. We clean the coil and condensate drain, test motors, capacitors and controls, inspect the part of the unit that heats your home and run complete cycles. You then receive a written report, so you know where your package unit stands.

Because one cabinet handles both seasons, a good time is just before the season you depend on most, while any worn part can still be addressed calmly. Many homeowners choose spring before the cooling season or fall before the cold arrives. Our business hours are Monday through Friday, 7am to 4pm, so call (719) 240-5109 and we will get you scheduled.

A split system has two separate pieces of equipment, each with its own tune-up. A package unit keeps cooling and heating components together, so one visit reaches both sides of the system. If your home has separate equipment instead, read about our furnace maintenance and air conditioning maintenance visits to compare what each one covers.

Yes. A gas section adds burners, an igniter, a flame sensor and venting to inspect. Electric heat means checking elements and their connections. A heat pump circuit brings a reversing valve and refrigerant operation into the visit. We look at the data label to see how your unit heats, then tailor the tune-up to those parts instead of following a one-size checklist.

Follow the filter manufacturer's directions and check the filter regularly in both the cooling and heating seasons, since a clogged filter restricts airflow and makes the blower work harder. Replace it when it looks dirty, and more often if your home has pets or a lot of dust. We inspect the filter at every tune-up and tell you when it needs replacing.

Leaves, dust and debris collect around the cabinet and on the coil, and that buildup restricts airflow. You can safely clear loose debris from the surroundings and keep plants trimmed back from the unit. Leave the panels closed and the coil cleaning to us, because the cabinet contains electrical parts. We clean the coil as part of every tune-up.

We cannot promise a specific savings figure, and no honest contractor can. What we can say is that a clean coil, unrestricted airflow and well-adjusted components let a package unit run the way it was designed to, which helps it use energy efficiently. A dirty coil, a clogged filter or a struggling motor do the opposite. Your written report shows what we found and corrected.

The report summarizes what we cleaned, what we measured and the condition of the main components, from the coil and condensate drain to the motors and heating section. It flags worn parts, lists our recommendations and suggests when to schedule the next visit. Keep it with your records, and you give any future technician a clear picture of how the unit has been cared for.

We show you what we see and explain it in everyday language, then lay out your options, which may include repairing the part now or watching it until the next visit. Nothing proceeds until you understand it and agree to it. If the unit needs more than a repair, we will talk through your choices honestly, with no surprises or hidden fees.

We offer a residential maintenance plan for homeowners, built around regular heating and cooling tune-ups. We would rather explain what it includes in person than guess here, so call (719) 240-5109 during business hours and we will walk you through it. You can also read about it on our maintenance plans page before you call.