Construction dust
New homes often have drywall dust in the ducts and filter. We check the coil and filter and advise on duct cleaning if needed.
Whether your system came with a Burke Mountain new build or has cooled a Ranch Park home for years, regular maintenance keeps it efficient and well documented.
No heat, no hot water or a gas smell? Call any time, day or night.
Coquitlam has more brand new homes than almost anywhere in the Tri-Cities, and many came with a heat pump or central air already installed. Owners often assume a new system can be left alone for a few years. In practice, construction dust ends up in the ducts and coil, and drain lines can be left with debris from the build. AC maintenance in Coquitlam new builds catches those early issues and creates the dated service records manufacturers often look for under their warranty terms.
Older homes in Maillardville, Austin Heights and Ranch Park need a different kind of attention. Here we are watching for wear: capacitors losing strength, contactors pitting and coils clogged by years of cottonwood fluff and leaves. Either way, a yearly visit is the simplest way to avoid a breakdown during a heat warning.
New construction and older homes each have their own weak spots.
New homes often have drywall dust in the ducts and filter. We check the coil and filter and advise on duct cleaning if needed.
We confirm condensate lines have proper slope and a trap, which builders sometimes miss.
Each visit is dated and documented, which helps with the manufacturer's warranty requirements.
On older systems, capacitors and contactors are tested and compared against their ratings.
Units near trees and slopes collect needles and leaves. We clean the coil and clear the base pan.
Many new homes have Wi-Fi thermostats set up poorly. We adjust schedules and fan settings to improve comfort and efficiency.
We maintain systems in new homes across Burke Mountain, hillside homes on Westwood Plateau and Eagle Ridge, and older houses in Maillardville, Austin Heights and Ranch Park. Townhomes and condos in Burquitlam and City Centre often have ductless heat pumps that need regular indoor cleaning.
Homes near Mundy Park and the Coquitlam River trails see heavy leaf and needle fall in autumn, which can clog outdoor units over winter. A spring clean clears that before the system starts working hard.
We ask when the system was installed and whether it has had any issues so far.
Filter, coil, blower and drain get a close look, with photos if something needs attention.
Coil cleaned, debris removed, electrical parts tested and refrigerant performance measured.
We record readings and findings so you have a clear service history for the future.
We test and measure on every visit instead of a quick look and a rinse.
A maintenance plan keeps your service dates on track year after year.
We know the quirks of both builder systems and decades-old equipment.
If something fails between visits, our technicians are on call around the clock.
Still unsure? Call (236) 222-2222 and talk it through with us.
Yes. Construction dust, drain issues and installer settings are common in the first year or two. Early servicing also builds the dated record many manufacturers expect.
Once a year in spring for cooling-only systems. Heat pumps that also heat should be serviced in spring and fall.
It depends on the equipment and whether you choose a single visit or a plan. Call us and we will give you a clear price before booking.
Sometimes. Clean filters, correct fan settings and balanced dampers can make a real difference, though some homes need a design change to fully fix it.
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