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Most no-heat calls in January started as something small and measurable in September. Annual maintenance on a heat pump, furnace or ductless system is the cheapest way to find that small thing early. The owner does the visit himself in Tacoma, Parkland, Spanaway, Lakewood, Puyallup, University Place and the surrounding Pierce County communities — and a tune-up here is not a pretext for handing you a replacement proposal.
Outdoor coils around here collect fir needles, moss, cottonwood and yard debris, and a restricted coil quietly costs capacity long before anyone notices. We clean and inspect the coil, check refrigerant performance against measured conditions, verify defrost operation, test capacitors and contactors, confirm condensate drainage and check airflow and filtration.
Furnaces here sit idle most of the year and then run hard from November on. A fall tune-up covers the ignitor, flame sensor, burners, heat exchanger inspection, pressure switch and venting, blower condition and amp draw, safety controls, and filter and airflow. Safety findings get explained plainly, with the reasoning, not just a red tag.
Mini-split heads need more attention than most homeowners expect: blower wheels and barrel fans load up with dust, filters need real cleaning rather than a rinse, and condensate lines in a damp climate are a common failure point. We service the heads, the drain path and the outdoor unit together so the system keeps the efficiency you paid for.
You get the measured findings and what they mean — what is fine, what is drifting, and what will likely need attention in the next season or two, so you can plan instead of being surprised. If nothing needs doing, that's the report. A formal maintenance plan is coming soon; it is not an existing membership today.
Maintenance is scheduled work, not emergency service. If you have no heat right now, call instead of waiting on a form.