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Annual A/C Maintenance


We like to make the comparison to that of maintaining your car or truck when you have the oil changed or a tune up. Your home’s Heating and Central Air Conditioning units are the hardest working appliances in your home and since you depend on them the most, regular maintenance and service is a smart investment to keep them operating safely and efficiently. Without proper maintenance serious problems can develop causing you unnecessary repairs and expense. Not to mention the inconvenience of the unexpected down-time!

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Ask us about our Annual Maintenance programs that offer you savings on repairs and operating costs.

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Tradesman Mechanical can save you money with an Air Conditioning tune-up for your Winnipeg home.

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Compare our annual service options and protect your central a/c.

BASIC (AC CHECK)

  1. Check / clean air filter    

  2. Replace thermostat batteries        

  3. Monitor refrigerant pressures       

  4. Inspect Capacitors and boosters 

  5.  Check contactor points for wear 

  6. Measure temperature drop    

  7. Verify compressor starting capabilities (sound check)            

  8. Check condenser fan operation & wear(visual and sound)        

  9. Confirm evaporator is condensing    

  10. Clear/clean condensate drain    

$135 plus taxes

COMFORT PLAN

  1. Replace /Air Clean Filter (Regular 16 x 25 x1) 

  2. Replace thermostat batteries 

  3. Check and cycle thermostat    

  4. Check contactor points for wear        

  5. Check wiring for any loose or burnt connection points 

  6. Inspect Capacitors and boosters    

  7. Monitor refrigerant pressures 

  8. Verify compressor starting capabilities (sound check) 

  9. Verify compressor starting capabilities ( Amperage test)  

  10. Check condenser fan operation & wear(visual and sound)        

  11. Check condenser fan operation & wear (Amperage test)    

  12. Verify integrity of line set  

  13. Rinse outdoor condenser with garden hose (nitrogen, chemical cleaner or pressure washing extra)   

  14. Confirm evaporator condensing   

  15.  Inspect evaporator coil for blockage, light brushing only (heavier coil cleaning also requires drain flushing and extra fees)      

  16. Clear/Condensate Drain       

  17. Metering Device     

  18. Subcooling-TXV

  19. Superheat-Fixed Orifice

  20. Measure temperature drop across evaporator coil

  21. Outdoor Temperature Dry Bulb

  22. Indoor Temperature Wet Bulb (if Fixed Metering Device)​

  23. Soap (spit) Schroeder cores after removal or gauges

  24. Verify service valve caps are in place

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$165 plus taxes

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