HVAC Maintenance Services in Ventura County

Expert Tune-Ups for Your AC & Heater

Whether you are in the market for a new HVAC system, made a recent purchase, or have had your unit for several years, avoiding breakdowns is a major priority. The number one way to ensure an efficient, trouble-free heater or air conditioner is regularly planned system maintenance.

At West Coast Air Conditioning, we provide customized preventative maintenance programs for your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system. Our Ventura County residential HVAC maintenance plans range from basic tune-ups to advanced preventative measures. We are available to discuss your maintenance goals and come up with a program that meets your needs and budget.

Do not risk an unexpected breakdown. Call (805) 954-9195 to schedule your tune-up today!

Maximize Your HVAC System's Performance

In all our experience in the industry, we’ve rarely come across a homeowner who understood the importance of HVAC maintenance until we informed them. It is easy to think that once an HVAC system is installed, it is good to go until something breaks. The effects of this way of thinking can be disastrous.

To get the most out of your heating and cooling systems, it is essential to properly care for them. This involves taking several maintenance steps, including but not limited to, changing filters, cleaning condenser coils, clearing drain lines, replacing belts, and inspecting ducts for mold and debris.

The benefits of our residential HVAC maintenance programs include:

• Improves system efficiency
• Enhances cooling and heating power
• Extends system lifespan
• Increases indoor air quality
• Maintains comfortable air temperatures
• Prevents breakdowns
• Reduces the need for repairs
• Saves money on energy bills

How Frequently Should You Schedule HVAC Maintenance?

Maintenance for HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems varies based on factors like system type, usage, climate, and manufacturer recommendations. Typically, it's advised to inspect and maintain HVAC systems annually. For residential systems, this includes:

• Cleaning or replacing filters
• Inspecting and cleaning components
• Checking refrigerant levels
• Lubricating moving parts
• Ensuring proper airflow

Commercial HVAC systems or those in heavy-use environments might need more frequent maintenance. Regular upkeep prevents breakdowns, ensures efficiency, extends lifespan, and can save energy. Adhering to manufacturer recommendations is crucial for warranty coverage and optimal performance.