Airflow & Filtration
- Replace or clean return air filter
- Measure return and supply airflow
- Check static pressure across the coil
- Inspect ductwork for visible leaks at accessible joints
- Verify supply registers are open and unobstructed
An annual 22-point tune-up catches the small problems before they become Saturday night emergencies. We connect you with contractors whose customers average 60% fewer breakdowns and 15–25% lower cooling costs.
We're a referral service. Licensed contractors do the work — not us.
Every spring and fall visit follows a thorough checklist — no shortcuts.
One flat annual fee. No contracts, cancel anytime.
$189/year
$329/year
Three things that take 5 minutes each and prevent the most common summer emergencies.
Every 30–90 days during cooling season. A clogged filter is the #1 cause of frozen coils and high SMUD bills. Use the size printed on the existing filter, not a guess.
Keep 2 feet of clearance on all sides. Trim any plants, blow out leaves, and rinse the coil gently with a garden hose in spring. Never use a pressure washer.
Pour 1 cup of white vinegar into the condensate drain access once a year. It prevents the algae growth that causes the most common indoor water leaks.
If your system is not cooling rather than just due for service, network contractors offer same-day diagnostics with upfront flat-rate pricing.
Same-day AC repair →System failed completely? Network contractors provide real 24/7 on-call technicians — no answering service, no overtime fees.
24/7 emergency service →If your tune-up reveals a system that is too old or too costly to repair, get honest replacement quotes with SMUD rebates handled.
AC replacement options →Folsom summers start early — book in March or April before the rush hits.