HEATING MAINTENANCE

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Heating Maintenance in Redlands, CA

Your heating system works hard to keep your home comfortable, but without regular maintenance, it can become less efficient, more prone to breakdowns, and even a safety hazard. At Lasting Legacy Plumbing, Heating & Air, we’ve seen firsthand how skipping routine tune-ups leads to unexpected repairs, higher utility bills, and shorter system lifespans.

Our comprehensive meticulous heating tune-ups ensures that your system is running safely, efficiently, and reliably—so you can stay warm all season long without the worry of costly surprises.


Don’t wait for a heating emergency—a quick tune-up now can prevent costly repairs later. Schedule your heating maintenance today.

What’s Included in Our Meticulous AC Tune-Up?

At Lasting Legacy Plumbing, Heating & Air, we don’t just do a quick check—we call it a Meticulous Tune-Up for a reason. Our expert HVAC technicians go beyond the basics, performing a full electrical, mechanical, and safety inspection, along with a thorough cleaning to keep your system running at peak performance.

OUR DETAILED PROCESS TAKES 60-90 MINUTES 

WE GO THE EXTRA MILE BY PULLING THE BLOWER WHEEL

WE THOROUGHLY CLEAN THE MOTOR AND BLOWER WHEEL

WE INSPECT ALL COMPONENTS FOR SAFETY & EFFICIENCY

Complete Details: Every Step of Our Meticulous Heating Tune-Up

Electrical & Mechanical Precision Checks

Verify Proper System Startup & Shutdown – Ensuring smooth operation.
 Check Thermostat Accuracy & Calibration – Keeping your home at the right temperature.
 Inspect & Tighten Electrical Connections – Preventing potential hazards.
Test Blower Motor Amperage Draw – Confirming efficient power usage.
 Inspect & Clean Pilot Assembly – Ensuring safe ignition.
 Inspect & Clean Ignition System – Preventing startup failures.
Test Safety Controls for Proper Operation – Ensuring system reliability.

Thorough Cleaning & Inspection

Inspect & Clean or Replace 1” Air Filter – Improving indoor air quality.
 Pull & Clean the Blower Assembly – Removing dust and buildup.
 Clean the Blower Wheel & Housing – Enhancing airflow and efficiency.
 Clean the Blower Compartment – Preventing dust accumulation.
 Clean the Burner Assembly – Ensuring efficient heating performance.
 Resurface the Flame Sensor – Ensuring proper ignition.
 Inspect & Clean the Burners – Removing buildup that affects efficiency.

Gas & Venting System Checks

 Verify Gas Pressure & Adjust if Required – Ensuring safe operation.
 Inspect the Heat Exchanger for Cracks or Damage – Preventing carbon monoxide risks.
 Check the Flue & Venting System for Blockages – Ensuring proper airflow.
 Inspect the Vent Pipe & Ensure Proper Slope – Preventing moisture buildup.
Inspect Gas Valve for Leaks – Avoiding safety hazards.
Test & Adjust Pressure if Necessary – Ensuring correct gas flow.
v Check the Draft Inducer Motor & Assembly – Verifying proper venting operation.

Additional Proactive Steps

 Verify Condensate Drain is Clear & Functional – Preventing water damage.
  Test & Calibrate Temperature Rise – Ensuring optimal heating efficiency.
  Test & Adjust the Ignition Sequence if Required – Preventing startup issues.
 Inspect & Adjust the Limit Controls – Maintaining safe operation.

 How Often Should You Schedule Heating Maintenance?

It’s recommended to have your furnace or heating system serviced once a year, ideally before winter starts. If you have an older system, frequent use, or notice signs of inefficiency, you may benefit from bi-annual tune-ups to prevent costly breakdowns.

Signs your system needs a tune-up ASAP:

 Strange noises – Banging, rattling, or screeching sounds.
Uneven heating – Some rooms are too warm, others stay cold.
Higher energy bills – Your system is working harder than it should.
Weak airflow – Vents aren’t pushing enough warm air.
Frequent cycling – The system turns on and off too often.


Benefits Of Regular Heating Tune-Ups

Skipping regular maintenance can cost you more in the long run. Here’s why scheduling a professional tune-up is a smart investment:

Improves Efficiency – A well-maintained system uses less energy, helping lower your heating bills.
Prevents Costly Repairs – Catching small issues early prevents major breakdowns and expensive fixes.
Extends System Lifespan – Routine care helps your furnace last years longer, delaying replacement costs.
Enhances Safety – Inspections help detect issues like gas leaks, carbon monoxide risks, and electrical hazards.
Ensures Consistent Heating – No more uneven temperatures—your system will distribute warmth evenly throughout your home.


Your Furnace Works Harder Than You Think—Why Regular Maintenance is Key

Just like your car’s tires wear down after years of use, your furnace also experiences gradual deterioration—but unlike tires, furnace damage happens from the inside out. This makes it difficult to see the warning signs until a major issue occurs. If your furnace is over 15 years old, it could be the equivalent of driving on bald tires with 45,000 miles of wear.

How Furnace Wear and Tear Occurs

Every time your furnace runs, its firebox expands and contracts due to the heat from the burners. Over time, this constant movement weakens the metal, potentially leading to cracks and structural failures. Think of it like bending a piece of metal back and forth—it eventually snaps. These internal weaknesses can compromise efficiency and, in worst cases, allow dangerous gases to escape.

The Hidden Risk of Carbon Monoxide Leaks

Your furnace is designed to safely vent carbon monoxide (CO), much like a car’s exhaust system. However, if cracks form in the firebox or flue, this odorless, colorless gas can leak into your home, creating a serious health hazard. Exposure to carbon monoxide can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea, and even life-threatening conditions with prolonged exposure.