HVAC Inspections

Regular HVAC inspections can save you money by ensuring your system runs as efficiently as possible, reducing your energy bills. They also improve your indoor air quality, extend the life of your HVAC system, and help avoid unexpected breakdowns and expensive repairs.

While homeowners can do basic maintenance, like changing filters and cleaning around units, a professional HVAC inspection requires technical knowledge, skills, and tools that most homeowners do not possess. It’s best to have these inspections done by a certified HVAC technician.

An HVAC inspection typically includes checking the system’s thermostat settings, electrical connections, refrigerant levels, and filters. The technician also inspects the condenser and evaporator coils, tests the system’s safety features, and examines the ductwork for leaks or blockages. The goal is to ensure every component is functioning correctly and efficiently.

It’s generally recommended that your HVAC system be inspected at least once a year. However, for systems that provide both heating and cooling, consider inspections twice a year—once in the spring before the cooling season and once in the fall before the heating season.

An HVAC inspection involves a professional technician examining your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system to ensure it’s operating efficiently, safely, and effectively. These inspections are crucial for maintaining indoor air quality, prolonging the lifespan of your system, and identifying minor issues before they turn into costly repairs. Some inspections are also required by Maryland Law.