HVAC Tune-Ups and Preventative Maintenance in Murfreesboro and Surrounding Areas

Get Your Heating and Cooling System Ready for the Next Season

Your HVAC system works through hot afternoons, cold mornings and the temperature changes in between. A tune-up gives you a planned opportunity to check its condition, address routine service needs and discuss concerns before heavy seasonal use. Total Trans4mation provides preventative HVAC maintenance for homes in Murfreesboro, Franklin and surrounding areas.

You can request seasonal service or ask about a maintenance plan. Tell us how many systems serve the property and whether you have a furnace, heat pump or another type of heating and cooling equipment.

What to Expect From a Maintenance Visit

The work depends on your equipment and its condition. Total Trans4mation publishes separate cooling-season, furnace and heat pump checklists. These cover items such as thermostat operation, airflow, electrical components, condensate drainage and heating or cooling performance, with system-specific checks where appropriate.

Before the visit, make a short list of concerns: a room that stays uncomfortable, a new noise, an unexplained change in operation or a problem that only occurs at certain times. A scheduled maintenance appointment is a useful time to share those details.

A Tune-Up and a Repair Solve Different Needs

Routine maintenance focuses on service and inspection. If the system is not working, has a recurring fault or requires a component repair, let us know when scheduling. Additional repair work should be explained with its own recommendation and estimate.

A maintenance visit can identify issues, but it cannot promise that the equipment will never fail. Your system's age, condition, use and installation all matter.

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Plan Cooling and Heating Service Together

Ask about scheduling cooling care before summer and heating care before winter. For a heat pump, discuss both seasons because the same system handles heating and cooling. Confirm what the maintenance plan includes, the current price and how visits are arranged.

Between appointments, follow your equipment manufacturer's filter instructions and keep access to the equipment clear. Bring recurring comfort problems to our attention instead of assuming that a filter change will resolve every issue.

Schedule an HVAC Tune-Up

Call Total Trans4mation at 615-900-6873 or use our contact page to request maintenance. We can discuss your equipment, seasonal needs and available appointment times.

 

SPRING & SUMMER Type: Air Conditioning

 
Cooling Season:

• Model #
• Serial #
• Outdoor temp:
• Return temp:
• Supply temp:
• Refrigerant type:
• Thermostat temp:
• Thermostat condition:
• Condenser coil cleaned:
• Dual Cap MFD Rating: 
• Actual Herm MFD:
• Actual Fan MFD:
• Vapor psi reading:
• Liquid psi reading:
• Contactor condition:
• Clean base of condenser?
• HV wire condition:
• LV wire condition:
• Breaker condition:
• Indoor AHU:
• Capacitor MFD rating:
• Actual MFD:
• Evaporator coil need repair cleaning?
• Blower wheel need repair cleaning?
• Pan safety switch? 
• Inline safety switch?
• Pan installed and covering AHU?
• LV wire condition
• HV wire condition
• Ductwork condition: 
• Clean out primary drain

Recommendations: Repairs that we may recommend
Estimate: Cost of recommended repairs
Work Performed: Work that we did today
What’s Next: Any follow up that may be needed
 

FALL & WINTER

System Information:

• Location:
• Indoor Model #:
• Indoor Serial #:
• Outdoor Model #:
• Outdoor Serial #:
• Age & Warranty:

Furnace Checklist:

• Thermostat Set-point:
• Thermostat Condition:
• Filter(s) Size & Condition:
• Electrical High Voltage:
• Electrical Low Voltage:
• Single Run Capacitor:
• Flame Sensor/Thermocouple Condition/Cleaned:
• Ignitor Type:
• Ignitor Condition:
• Burner Assembly Condition:
• Burner Assembly Cleaned:
• Gas Orifice(s) Cleaned:
• Gas Supply & Fittings Condition:
• Pressure Tube Cleaned/ Condition:
• Pressure Port Cleaned:
• Collector Box Condition:
• Heat Exchanger Condition (If Accessible):
• Draft/ Exhaust Motor Condition:
• Draft/ Exhaust Motor Capacitor (If Applicable):
• Draft/ Exhaust Motor Amps:
• Indoor Motor Condition:
• Indoor Motor Amps:
• Flame Observance:
• Return Temperature:
• Supply Temperature:
• Temperature Rise Rated:
• Temperature Rise Condition:
• Ductwork Condition:
• Insulation/Air Leak Condition:
• All Breakers/Disconnect Turned Back On
• Clean out primary drain

Heat Pump Checklist:

• Thermostat Set-point:
• Thermostat Condition:
• Filter(s) Size & Condition:
• Electrical High Voltage:
• Electrical Low Voltage:
• Single Run Capacitor:
• Indoor Motor Condition:
• Indoor Motor Amps:
• Auxiliary Heat Kit Size:
• Auxiliary Heat Kit Amps:
• Indoor Coil Condition (If Accessible):
• Indoor Coil Airflow (If Accessible):
• Return Temperature:
• Supply Temperature (H/P Only):
• Supply Temperature (w/Aux Heat):
• Temperature Rise Condition:
• Ductwork Condition:
• Insulation/Air Leak Condition:
• Outdoor Coil Condition:
• Outdoor Coil Clean:
• Condenser Drainage Clear:
• Dual Run Capacitor:
• Contactor/ Compressor Relay Condition:
• Compressor Motor Starting Amps (LRA):
• Compressor Motor Running Amps (RLA):
• Outdoor Motor Amps:
• Outdoor Motor Condition:
• Service Valves Condition:
• Refrigerant Type:
• Low Pressure:
• Refrigerant Bubble (Evap) Temperature:
• High Pressure:
• Refrigerant Saturation (Cond) Temperature:
• Hot Gas Discharge Line Temperature:
• Defrost Cycle Test:
• Outdoor Ambient Temperature (Shaded):
• Service Caps Installed & Tightened:
• All Breakers/Disconnect Turned Back On:
• Clean out primary drain

Recommendations: Repairs that we may recommend
Estimate: Cost of recommended repairs
Work Performed: Work that we did today
What’s Next: Any follow up that may be needed