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★★★★★  Comfort Club · 21-point Vegas tune-up

21-point Vegas AC tune-up.
Before summer hits.AC Tune-Up & Maintenance · Las Vegas, NV

A 21-point check that finds the worn capacitor or dust-packed coil in April, before it quits on a 115° afternoon in July. It's $159 on its own, or part of the Comfort Club ($49 your first year). Book in spring, before the schedule fills.

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Comfort Club · 21-point Vegas tune-up

What our 21-point
tune-up actually covers.

A real tune-up takes more than a quick look at the condenser. Here's what every Five Star Vegas tune-up covers.

Coil Cleaning

Vegas dust cakes outdoor coils. We clean condenser AND evaporator coils properly — most companies skip the indoor coil because it's harder. We don't.

Refrigerant Check

Pressures checked against the actual outdoor temperature. If the charge is low, there's a leak somewhere, so we look for it instead of just topping it off.

Electrical Inspection

We test the capacitor, look for pitted contacts, tighten wiring and measure amp draw. Summer heat and monsoon surges wear these parts out, and they're a common reason an AC quits on a hot day.

Thermostat Calibration

We make sure it reads the room correctly, look over the schedule, and swap the batteries if they're low. Plenty of 'my AC is broken' calls turn out to be the thermostat.

Condensate & Drain Flush

We clear the drain line, check the pan and test the float switch. With the air handler up in the attic, a clogged drain shows up as a stain on your ceiling.

Filter Replacement

We check the filter and swap it if it's dirty; common sizes ride on the truck. Between valley dust and monsoon storms, filters clog faster here, so we'll show you how often to change yours.

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How a Five Star Vegas tune-up runs

How it actually goes.

One visit, done before the 110° days show up, with no sales pitch at the end.

Schedule Online or Call

Spring slots fill up fast (April-May). Call us and we'll get you on the schedule.

21-Point Inspection

Tech works through the whole list: outdoor unit, indoor unit, electrical, refrigerant and controls. Most homes take about 60 to 90 minutes.

Written Report

Written report of anything that needs attention — with pricing if any. No upsell pressure. You decide what to fix.

Trucks across the entire Las Vegas valley corridor.

Our shop is on Mountain Vista in Henderson, and our trucks cover the whole valley — Summerlin out toward Red Rock, Anthem, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and up I-15 to Mesquite. Call and we'll tell you honestly when we can be there, same-day when we can.

Common questions

Straight answers, no fluff.

What people ask before booking a spring tune-up.

How much is a tune-up?
A single 21-point tune-up is $159. The Five Star Comfort Club is $49 your first year, then $99/yr or $10/mo, and it includes two tune-ups a year (cooling in spring, heating in fall), 10% off repairs, and priority scheduling.
How long will the tech be at my house?
Plan on about 60 to 90 minutes. Two-story homes with two systems, or a rooftop package unit, can take longer. We don't rush it.
Will you upsell me on a new system?
No. Nobody on our crew is paid commission. If we find something, you get it in writing with a price, and the decision is yours.
What happens if you find something wrong?
You get a written report: what we found, what we'd recommend, and the price. You don't have to fix it on the spot. Keep the report and get a second opinion if you like.
How often should Vegas homes get a tune-up?
Cooling in spring, before the AC starts running day and night, and heating in fall. With a cooling season that runs roughly May through September, a yearly AC tune-up is the best chance to catch worn parts before they fail.
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