Denver’s cottonwood season (May–June) clogs condenser coils fast. One spring tune-up keeps your AC running efficiently all summer — and catches problems before the first 95° day.
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard AC Tune-Up | $79 | Full inspection, coil cleaning, written report |
| Tune-Up + Filter Upgrade | $99–$129 | Everything above + media filter replacement |
| Service Plan (2 visits/yr) | $149/yr | AC tune-up + furnace tune-up, priority scheduling |
Best time: March–May. Before you need the AC. If a capacitor is weak or refrigerant is low, you’ll know before the summer heat arrives — not when you’re sweating at 10pm on a Saturday.
Does an AC tune-up include refrigerant?
The tune-up includes a refrigerant pressure check. If refrigerant is low, adding it is quoted separately — the cost depends on the refrigerant type (R-22 vs. R-410A vs. R-454B) and amount needed.
How often do I need an AC tune-up?
Once a year, ideally before cooling season. In Denver’s cottonwood-heavy May–June, annual cleaning is especially important for condenser coil efficiency.
My AC is only 2 years old. Do I still need a tune-up?
Yes. Most manufacturer warranties require documented annual maintenance. Skipping service can void warranty coverage on parts and labor.
Spring slots go fast. Get on the schedule before the heat hits.
Don't wait 'til it's too late. When the first cold snap hits, everybody calls at once — and a dead furnace on a Sunday night costs a whole lot more than a tune-up. We're booking September furnace checkups now, while the calendar is still wide open.
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