Tune-ups & maintenance plan

HVAC Maintenance in Cumming, GASimple, published prices.

Short answerA one-time tune-up is $135 for one system. The Annual Maintenance Plan is $229 a year ($189 the first year) and includes a spring cooling visit, a fall heating visit, 10% off repairs, priority scheduling and no diagnostic fee. Every visit ends with a written report.

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Maintenance at a glance

Tune-up: $135 one system
Plan: $229/yr · $189 first year
Visits: Spring + fall
Repairs: 10% off for members
Diagnostic: Free for members
Report: Written, every visit

Maintenance pricing

One tune-up price, one plan price. No tiers, no upsell ladder.

Annual plan · two visits	Per year
1 system$189 the first year	$229
2 systems$309 the first year	$349
3 systems$419 the first year	$459
4 or more systems	Written quote

One-time tune-up · single visit	Price
1 system	$135
2 systems	$220
3 systems	$295

A system is one outdoor unit and the indoor equipment it feeds. One system with two zones is still one system. A two-story home with two outdoor units is two systems.

What the plan includes

Spring visitCooling tune-up before the first hot day.
Fall visitHeating tune-up, including combustion analysis on gas furnaces.
10% off repairsFor as long as you are a member.
No diagnostic feeMembers skip the $89 diagnostic on service calls.
Priority schedulingMembers go to the front of the line in peak season.
Warranty recordsWe keep the maintenance paperwork your manufacturer warranty asks for.

The plan covers whatever you have: AC, furnace or heat pump. Same price, same two visits, only the checklist changes.

What we check

AC tune-up · 15 points

Condenser coil cleaning, refrigerant pressures, capacitors and contactors, electrical connections, condensate drain, thermostat, airflow and temperature drop, compressor amp draw, standard 1-inch filter, written report.

Furnace tune-up · 21 points

Heat exchanger inspection, combustion analysis, safety controls, burners, gas pressure, ignitor and flame sensor, flue and venting, blower and inducer motors, temperature rise, condensate drain, standard 1-inch filter, written report.

Heat pump · both modes

Everything on the AC list, plus reversing valve, defrost cycle, auxiliary heat strips and operation in both heating and cooling modes.

When to schedule

Spring · March to May

Cooling tune-up before the first hot week. Better availability, and problems get caught before peak season.

Fall · September to November

Heating tune-up before the first cold night. October and November fill up fast.

Heat pumps · both

Heat pumps run all year, so they need a visit in each season.

Questions we hear

How much does a tune-up cost?

$135 for one system, $220 for two and $295 for three. The plan starts at $229 a year for two visits, so it costs less than two separate tune-ups.

What does the plan cost for two systems?

$349 a year for two systems and $459 for three, with $40 off the first year. Each system gets its own inspection and written report.

How long does a tune-up take?

About 45 to 75 minutes for an AC and 60 to 90 minutes for a furnace or heat pump.

Does skipping maintenance affect my warranty?

Most manufacturer warranties ask for documented yearly maintenance by a licensed contractor. We give you the paperwork after every visit.

Do you maintain systems you did not install?

Yes. All major brands, no matter who installed them.

Do you charge more for Saturdays?

No. We do not charge overtime fees. We work Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM.

Prices and details reviewed November 2026.

Ready before the season turns

$135 tune-up, or the plan from $189 your first year.

(404) 416-6770