We inspect indoor and outdoor units, including coils, blower, fan, and electrical components. Technicians verify refrigerant levels with temperature split and pressure readings, then adjust the charge if needed. We test airflow and clean the condensate drain.

Our team services rooftop and split systems used in offices and retail spaces. We support filter programs, routine coil cleaning, and checks on belts and motors to keep equipment reliable. When a building automation system is present, we coordinate setpoints, schedules, and alarms, then issue a clear service report for facilities staff.

Spring visits focus on cooling performance. We clean outdoor coils, verify control operation, and measure temperature split. Fall visits confirm heating mode, check defrost operation and crankcase heater, and test safety controls. Electrical connections, capacitors, and contactors are inspected during both visits, along with drainage and outdoor clearance.

Residential plans include one or two visits per year with reminders and preferred scheduling windows. Commercial plans are scheduled around site hours, filter changes, and usage patterns. Plan customers receive written reports after each visit and plan pricing for covered services.

For no-heat, no-cool, or icing issues, we provide rapid diagnostics to locate the fault and confirm safe operation. Electrical and control systems are checked before the unit is returned to service. You receive repair options and pricing before any work begins.

• Air filters and airflow: We check filter condition, confirm correct size and fit, measure airflow where accessible, and set a filter change schedule that matches your usage.

• Indoor and outdoor coils: We clean accessible coil surfaces and remove debris around the outdoor unit. Clean coils improve heat transfer and help the system run quietly.

• Refrigerant charge and leak checks: We record pressures and line temperatures, calculate superheat or subcooling as required, and inspect fittings and service valves for signs of leakage.

• Electrical connections and components: We test capacitors, contactors, relays, and wiring. Loose or worn parts are tightened or flagged for replacement.

• Blower and fan operation: We verify motor operation, listen for bearing or balance issues, and confirm proper fan speed settings.

• Thermostat and controls: We test heating and cooling calls and review staging or setpoints.

• Condensate drain and pan: We clear the drain line and check the pan and float switch where present to help prevent water damage.

• Defrost cycle and cold-weather items: We test defrost controls, confirm sensor placement, and verify crankcase heater operation for winter reliability.

• Ductwork checks: Where accessible, we look for obvious leaks, crushed flex, or disconnected runs that restrict airflow and waste energy.

• System performance data: We document temperature split, static pressure when accessible, and other readings so you know how the system is performing over time.

Call us at (815) 806-1055 for fast and reliable heat pump services. 

We maintain most major heat pump makes and models used in Frankfort. Our technicians regularly service Trane and Lennox equipment across residential and commercial properties, including split systems, rooftop units, and ductless setups. Share your model number during scheduling so we can confirm parts support.

• Request appointment: Contact our office or use the online form to share your address, system type, and any current issues. We confirm a convenient service window and note access instructions for the property.
• Pre-arrival preparation: A technician reviews your system notes, loads common parts and tools, and brings filter sizes if provided. You receive an appointment reminder with the time window.
• On-site inspection: We verify thermostat operation, document model and serial numbers, and review the general condition of indoor and outdoor units. Any immediate safety concerns are addressed first.
• Maintenance checklist: The technician completes coil cleaning where accessible, checks refrigerant levels, inspects electrical components, tests for adequate airflow and drainage, and confirms control operation. Readings are recorded for comparison over time.
• Findings and approvals: We explain results in clear terms and outline options if an issue is found. No repair work begins until you approve the plan.
• Service report and next steps: Before leaving, you receive a written report with readings, notes, and recommendations. We set reminders for the next seasonal visit and answer any follow-up questions.

Local Experience
We have served Frankfort for decades. Our team understands the equipment mix, building types, and seasonal demands in this area.

Certified Technicians
We maintain air source, ductless, multi-zone, and dual-fuel systems. Training focuses on accurate testing and correct fixes.

Residential and Commercial Scheduling
Separate crews and calendars help reduce wait times for homes, offices, and retail sites.