[b][Riverton, 1/28/2016][/b] - Airtime Heating & Cooling does it right the first time around with precision tune-up and repair services. Whether it’s a furnace that needs inspecting or an air conditioning unit that needs examining, their team gets things done and done right.

[b]14 Point Furnace Tune-Up[/b]

Airtime Heating & Cooling uses a 14-point tune-up method for heating systems and furnaces. This starts by performing a routine inspection of the system’s thermostat to check if it’s operating properly, as well as inspecting and cleaning the filters. This is followed by a thorough check of electrical components and controls, the motor, and heat exchange system.

Once the preliminary inspection is done, the HVAC servicing company does routine check of the air flow and air fuel mixture, cleaning the evaporator coil if the flow of air is somewhat diminished. They then perform an extensive cleaning of the furnace, getting rid of dust and debris that may compromise the system’s operation. Part of this cleaning process is the inspection of the flu and exhaust ducting, as well as an examination of the fan belt and the pulleys, replacing them when necessary.

The last part of Airtime Heating & Cooling’s 14-Point Furnace Tune-Up is a routine inspection of the system’s igniter. They note that this part of the furnace is one of the more important parts of the whole system as it guarantees the proper operation of the whole system. Finally, their team checks the pilot light and the cold-air intake to ensure proper flow of air through the entire system.

[b]17 Point Cooling Tune-Up[/b]

Airtime Heating & Cooling also provides complete tune-up and repair services for air conditioner units. The 17 point tune-up is a comprehensive process that ascertains if the system is operating to its full capabilities.

The tune up begins by checking the thermostat’s calibration, as well as general monitoring of the refrigerant pressure. This part also includes general cleaning and adjustment of the system’s blower components, as well as a routine inspection of the AC unit’s condenser coils.

Checks also cover the unit’s capabilities, inspection of the evaporating coil, and checking if the safety controls are still functioning.

Airtime Heating & Cooling also inspects and tightens any electrical connections that may have become loose, and measures the volts and amps of the unit. They then lubricate moving parts to ensure proper operation and perform full cleaning of the condensate drains. The HVAC repairers then monitor the unit’s final installation quality and its corresponding clearances.

[b]About Airtime Heating & Cooling[/b]

Airtime Heating & Cooling is Salt Lake City’s premiere HVAC supplier, installer, and repairer. Their team of experienced tradesmen’s goal is to get it right the first time, and they do this by providing only the highest quality service for everything from repair, maintenance work, to general HVAC systems cleaning.

For more information on their services, visit their website at http://airtime-hvacutah.com.