Residential condenser unit with an Aircraft A/C and Heating service sticker installed against a brick wall

Aircraft Comfort Club

Seasonal Maintenance for Your Heating and Cooling System.

A Comfort Club visit follows a seasonal checklist so small problems are found before they turn into a no-cool or no-heat call.

How it works

Two Seasons, One Maintenance Plan

In North Texas the system does heavy work in July and again in January. A seasonal visit ahead of each season is the simplest way to keep equipment dependable.

Spring cooling preparation

Get the system ready before the first stretch of triple-digit heat.

Fall heating preparation

Check the heating side before temperatures drop.

Findings reported to you

Anything that needs attention is explained with the options available.

Membership terms are provided when you call. Ask about scheduling and current Comfort Club details, including the tune-up promotion you may have seen in older marketing materials — we will confirm what is currently available.

What a Visit Covers

Spring cooling preparation

Bring the system into cooling season with a documented check of its main components.

Fall heating preparation

Review the heating side before the first cold snap reaches North Texas.

System inspections

A walkthrough of the indoor and outdoor equipment looking for wear and visible problems.

Refrigerant checks

Verify charge readings and look for signs of a leak on the cooling circuit.

Thermostat calibration

Confirm settings, scheduling and that the thermostat is reading conditions accurately.

Filter checks

Check filter condition and confirm the size and rating your system is designed to use.

Coil cleaning

Clean the coils that lose capacity when dust and debris build up.

Electrical inspections

Look over connections, controls and components for heat damage or loose fittings.

Drain flushing

Clear the condensate drain so water does not back up into the home.

Blower testing

Test the blower and confirm airflow is moving the way the system expects.

System acting up between visits?

Call (469) 247-9832

Describe what the system is doing and we will help you decide whether it needs a repair visit.

Aircraft A/C and Heat

Ask about the Aircraft Comfort Club

Send a request and we will follow up with current membership details and scheduling.