Spring
Spring for the cooling side — before the first heat wave finds the weak part. Refrigerant pressures, capacitor and electrical readings, condensate drain, coils, and airflow.
Fall
Fall for the heating side — burners, ignition, heat exchanger inspection, and a combustion safety and carbon monoxide check on every gas furnace.
All year
Priority scheduling when you need us, and no after-hours premium — a member’s 9 PM emergency is priced like a Tuesday morning. The work costs what it costs; coming at night costs nothing extra.
A tune-up here produces numbers — capacitor readings, refrigerant pressures, temperature splits — photographed and written down. Numbers you can trend year over year, hand to a second opinion, or keep in the drawer for the day you sell the house. And because nobody at Amador earns a commission, the write-up has no reason to say anything but what the instruments said.
So the day the replacement conversation comes, it comes with years of your own data behind it — not a stranger’s opinion on your worst afternoon.
Members Get
Cooling tune-up every spring
Heating tune-up every fall
Priority scheduling, all year
No after-hours premium — nights price like weekdays
A written record of every visit
Parts still age and machines still quit — usually on the hottest or coldest day, because that’s when they work hardest. What two visits a year does is simple: most failures show up in the readings first, and the cheap part caught in April is often the one that, left to fail in July, takes an expensive one down with it — a weak capacitor works a compressor to death. And when something surprises us anyway, you’re a member: front of the board, no after-hours premium on the visit.
Ask your tech about the Comfort Plan at any appointment, or request a visit and we’ll start with the tune-up your system is due for. Just put in a new system? Most manufacturer warranties expect documented regular maintenance — as a member, your record keeps itself.