Weak capacitors
Capacitors lose capacity before they fail. Measuring them in spring prevents the most common July breakdown.
Book a techCatch small problems before a heat wave does: a $129 flat tune-up with readings and photos.

What we catch early
Capacitors lose capacity before they fail. Measuring them in spring prevents the most common July breakdown.
Book a techDust, pollen and wildfire ash coat outdoor coils and raise head pressure, power use and the risk of compressor failure.
Book a techAlgae in the drain line causes most indoor water leaks from attic units.
Book a techA dirty flame sensor, a weak igniter or a cracked heat exchanger. We check combustion and carbon monoxide on every fall visit.
Book a techHow we work
We compare readings with your last visit, so a weak part gets replaced in spring instead of failing in a heat wave.
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How it works
Pick a two-hour window. Spring for cooling, fall for heating.
A text with your tech's name, photo and arrival time. No waiting by the door.
Coils cleaned, drain flushed, electrical parts and refrigerant charge tested.
Photos and readings by email, and a reminder before next season.
Upfront pricing
Flat prices, posted here. Your tech confirms the final number on a tablet, and nothing starts until you approve it.
| AC or furnace tune-upPer system, per visit | $129 |
|---|---|
| Maintenance planTwo visits a year, priority windows, 15% off repairs | $15/month |
| Extra system on the same planSecond unit or mini-split zone | Discounted |
| MERV 13 filter upgrade | Quoted on site |
Flat prices, confirmed on a tablet before any work starts.
Our guarantees
If we miss your arrival window, the discount is applied automatically.
You approve a flat price before any work begins. No hourly surprises.
Same problem within 90 days means a free return visit.
On every repair and install, on top of the manufacturer's parts warranty.
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FAQ
Something else on your mind? Call (818) 351-1443 and a real person picks up.
Once a year at minimum, before the first heat. In the hottest parts of the Valley, where systems run all summer, a spring and a late-summer check are worth it.
Before your first 90°F days. In most of the San Fernando Valley that is early April; near the coast it is usually late spring.
A spring cooling visit, a fall heating visit, priority arrival windows when something breaks, 15% off repairs and reminders by text.
Most manufacturers require proof of annual professional maintenance. You get a written report with readings after every visit.
Yes, and you should, every one to three months. A tune-up covers the parts a filter change cannot: coils, electrical parts, refrigerant and drains.
An AC tune-up with Airwork costs $129, or $15 a month on a plan that includes a spring cooling and a fall heating visit, priority booking and repair discounts. The technician cleans the condenser coil, tests capacitors and electrical parts, checks refrigerant pressures and airflow, and flushes the condensate drain.
Updated October 2026. Prices are flat and confirmed on site before work starts.
$129 flat per system, in a two-hour window you pick.