Your furnace has likely sat in a hot, dusty attic since spring. Our 21-point fall tune-up cleans the burners, tests ignition, checks gas pressure and verifies the safeties before the first freezing night. $159, or included with the Comfort Club ($49 your first year).
Here's what the tech actually does on a Five Star Vegas furnace tune-up, item by item.
Vegas furnaces sit idle 6+ months — dust accumulates on burners. We clean burners every tune-up.
We run a borescope camera through the heat exchanger looking for cracks, since a crack can let carbon monoxide into the house. Checking every year catches it early.
We ohm-test the hot-surface igniter, clean the flame sensor and check the gas valve. Ignition parts are behind a lot of the no-heat calls we get, so this is where we spend time.
We measure manifold gas pressure and compare it to the manufacturer's spec. Off-spec pressure can mean a poor burn or short cycling.
We test the limit, rollout and pressure switches, the parts that shut the furnace down before overheating or a venting problem turns dangerous.
We check the motor's amp draw, clean the blower wheel if it needs it and swap the filter. After a monsoon season of dust, that filter is usually due.
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Tap to call now →Here's how a fall tune-up goes, from booking to the report in your hand.
Fall is the time to book, before the first freezing night. Call us and we'll find a time that works.
The tech works through all 21 points: burners, heat exchanger, ignition, gas pressure, safety switches, electrical and controls.
You get a written list of anything that needs attention. No pressure. You decide what, if anything, gets fixed.
Our shop is on Mountain Vista in Henderson, and we run calls all over the valley: Summerlin out toward Red Rock, Aliante and Centennial in North Las Vegas, Anthem, Paradise around the Strip, plus Boulder City and up I-15 to Mesquite.
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