23-point inspection, refrigerant top-off, capacitor test, coil cleaning, and written report — all in one visit. If your AC breaks down this season after we tune it up, we'll apply the $79 toward the repair.
Gauges on, coils cleaned, readings recorded. You get the numbers in writing — before and after.
Pressures · checked & recorded
Real customer system
Pro-grade gear on every truckWe don't do quick visual inspections. Every Rescue tech runs through this checklist on every system, every visit. Written report with photos delivered to your inbox.
Full performance test of compressor, blower, evaporator coil, condenser coil, refrigerant levels, thermostat calibration, and airflow at every supply register.
Up to 1 lb of refrigerant (R-410A or R-454B) included. Most tune-ups need 0.3-0.8 lb. Additional refrigerant billed at flat rate if needed.
Outdoor condenser coil rinsed clean of debris, indoor evaporator coil treated, condensate drain line flushed clear (the #1 cause of mid-summer water leaks).
Every contactor + capacitor connection inspected and tightened. Voltage and amperage readings logged. Loose connections cause 30% of summer breakdowns.
The #1 reason ACs fail on the first 95° day. We test capacitance with a meter and tell you straight: replace now for $30 or risk a $300 emergency call in July.
Every reading, every photo, every recommendation logged and emailed within 24 hours. Yours forever. Shareable with your HVAC warranty company if needed.
If your AC breaks down during cooling season after a Rescue tune-up, we apply your full $79 toward the repair. Includes parts and labor. Most contractors charge $99-159 for the same checklist and offer nothing if your system fails. That's not us.
It's June. Forecast shows 90°+ by next weekend. We've already serviced 47 systems this month and the same thing keeps coming up: capacitors that would cost $30 to replace today fail at exactly the wrong moment when every HVAC shop in Bergen County is booked solid.
If your system is 7+ years old and you haven't done a tune-up in 18 months, the probability of a mid-summer breakdown is over 60%. The $30 capacitor we'd catch today becomes a $300 emergency call in July — assuming you can find someone who'll come out same-day.
Our May calendar is 70% booked. June books fast. Book this week to get a real time window.
A lot of NJ contractors advertise tune-ups under $80. Most of them are 30-minute visual checks that don't include refrigerant, parts, or a real warranty. Here's the difference.
$79 today beats $300 mid-July. Slots fill fast — book online in 60 seconds or call us right now.
Old-system trade-in savings, stacked with manufacturer and utility rebates where eligible. Fixed written quote before any work begins — the number you sign is the number you pay.
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