Heating Maintenance Services in Lake City & Gainesville, FL

To heat your home at maximum efficiency, your HVAC unit must be properly maintained. That requires making periodic checks and updates to all parts of the system, including your electrical/gas connections, thermostat, tubing, ductwork, coils and drains.

It can be a time-consuming task, but it is necessary to make sure that you maintain warm, cozy temperatures and a comfortable indoor environment throughout the cold winter months at your home or office in Gainesville or Lake City, Florida.  

That is best accomplished with regular system maintenance from our certified technicians at Glenn I. Jones Home Services. Our proven professionals will inspect all parts of your furnace, heat pump or mini-split unit to catch wear-and-tear issues in their early stages and prevent them from turning into more expensive repairs at a later date. We offer maintenance packages that make it easier for you to stay on top of the needs for your heating unit in an effort to save you money.

Our crews work on all makes and models of HVACs and our services come with a 100 % customer guarantee. Glenn I. Jones is a locally owned company that has been providing superior heating solutions for residential and commercial customers throughout North Florida for more than a half-century.

Heating Maintenance Checklist

When our licensed experts from Glenn I. Jones perform heating system maintenance on your HVAC, we go through an extensive checklist to make sure we cover everything. Here is a list of services you can expect from our trained technicians:

• Inspect outdoor coil for heat transfer loss
• Inspect & clean fans
• Clean & adjust burner assembly
• Clean ignition assembly
• Clean heat exchanger elements
• Monitor flue draft
• Check exposed ductwork for leaks
• Check and calibrate thermostats as required
• Lubricate motors and bearings as required
• Test and adjust controls and safeties as needed
• Check and service drains
• Inspect relays and contactors
• Inspect unit wiring and electrical disconnect
• Check humidifier operation, when applicable
• Record temperatures and pressures
• Inspect indoor coils
• Inspect air filters and replace if needed
• Clean outdoor coils
• Furnish inspection report and advise of any abnormal conditions