Residential HVAC
HVAC Installation, Repair & Maintenance
Signs Your HVAC System Needs Help
- Fan runs but compressor does not turn on
- Circuit breaker trips when system is turned on
- AC hums but fan doesn’t run, nothing comes on
- Outdoor unit runs but blower does not — no airflow inside
- Condensate is leaking inside house, water inside home
- Ice on lines, on my outdoor unit
- Thermostat needs constant adjustment to hold temperature
- Thermostat never reaches the setting requested
- Some rooms are warmer than others
- Unit runs constantly
REO Maintenance Membership
Regular maintenance helps prevent surprises and keeps energy consumption down. Like a truck, car or other mechanical product, following the manufacturer’s service and maintenance guidelines is important to the overall efficiency of your air conditioning system. Your unit needs an annual tune-up to clean and test, replace filters and ensure good operating conditions.
When you join REO Maintenance program, you will receive:
- Regularly scheduled maintenance
- Discounted parts
- No emergency service fees
- Priority service
REO Maintenance Features
| AC System Clean & Check | Heating System Clean & Check |
|---|---|
| Clean blower housing and remove all debris | Check components for functionality, cleanliness & sufficient lubrication |
| Monitor refrigerant levels and check for leaks | Check heat exchanger for cracks and corrosion |
| Clean evaporator drain line to prevent water damage | Measure system performance |
| Clean or replace filter for less restriction | Clean and test furnace thoroughly |
| Tighten all wire connections for safety | Check CO detectors |
| Calibrate thermostat for safety | Check thermostats |
| Adjust fan (if necessary) to maximize efficiency | Clean or replace filter |
| Brush and vacuum coil | Check that unit is receiving adequate combustion air |
| Evaluate ducts for cleanliness and air leakage | Check for adequate clearance between the appliance and combustible materials |
| Balance motor for reduced wear | |
| Lubricate all moving parts, including motors | |
| Electronically measure amperage draw | |
| Secure fan blades for safety | |
| Apply rust proofing as necessary | |
| Monitor expansion valve for optimum efficiency and capacity | |
| Clean and remove vegetation from outside coil |
