It’s Time for a Fall Heat Pump Maintenance Visit

Leaves are falling from the trees, the nights are getting longer — winter is coming! When the weather in the Metro Atlanta region turns chilly, fall heat pump maintenance performed by a qualified HVAC professional helps ensures you’ll stay warm and cozy indoors no matter how cold it gets outside.

Safeguard Your Comfort

Providing both heating and cooling, ultra-efficient heat pumps keep you comfortable indoors in every season while saving you money on utility expenses. There’s no denying, however, that keeping your heat pump running throughout the year takes a toll on the equipment. A preseason tune-up in the spring and another in the fall helps keep everything operating smoothly.

The last thing you want is for your heater to fail on the coldest nights of the year. A thorough assessment of your heat pump offers the assurance you want when outdoor temperatures plunge towards freezing. From inspecting the airflow system to lubricating motors and tightening belts, a qualified HVAC professional will verify that every component is in good working order.

Protect Your Wallet

Fall heat pump maintenance helps ensure you never pay more than necessary to keep your home or business warm all winter. A well-maintained heat pump operates up to 25% more efficiently than a neglected system. Heat pumps that receive regularly scheduled checkups also last longer, saving you from the cost of an early replacement. Need another incentive? The financial benefits of preseason tune-ups let you keep more money in your pocket to spend for the holidays!

NATE-Certified Technicians

Not every HVAC technician has the skills and experience needed to troubleshoot your heat pump equipment accurately. At Jones Climate Control, our service technicians have achieved certification from the North American Technician Excellence (NATE) program, considered the apex of HVAC expertise. When you call us for service, you can rest assured the work performed on your heat pump meets the highest industry standards.

Ready to secure your comfort this winter? For more information, check out our HVAC maintenance section or call us today.