Want to Stay Warm for Less? Schedule Your Annual Furnace Check-Up Now

Everyone wants to save money on taking care of their home. Especially for big ticket items like furnaces and heat pumps, the best way to spend less is to keep up with your annual maintenance.

Invest a little today to save a lot tomorrow

Many homeowners around Greater Cincinnati understandably skip routine HVAC service appointments when everything seems to be functioning normally. But regular maintenance is a small cost to pay for peace of mind, lower utility bills and a heating system that serves you as long as possible.

It’s easy for Jansen customers who belong to our Maintenance Club to remember their fall service call, because we send reminders to get the date on their calendars! They also get preferred appointments during busy times, and discounts on repairs and installations.

Fall is the best time to have Jansen Heating & Cooling come look over your heating system, but even if you wait until winter is well underway, it is still worth the small investment in the life of your valuable heating equipment.

What’s included in our heating system check-up

An annual Jansen heating system check-up is essential for several reasons, including safety, energy efficiency and the longevity of your heating system. When they visit in the fall, your professional Jansen Heating & Cooling technician will calibrate, adjust, clean and lubricate your heating equipment to head off any potential problems down the road.

When you invest in our Maintenance Club, you get two system checks per year per unit. Monthly payment plans are available to make the investment very affordable.

Here are some other benefits of this essential heating service call:

Improved safety

Furnaces burn fuel to generate heat, and improper functioning can lead to hazards like carbon monoxide leaks or fire risks. A professional check-up ensures all components, including the heat exchanger, are in safe working condition.

Increased efficiency

Over time, dirt and wear can reduce the efficiency of your furnace. Regular maintenance, which includes cleaning and replacing filters and checking airflow, will help keep your system running efficiently, lowering energy costs.

Prolonged life

Regular servicing helps catch minor issues before they become major problems, extending the life of your furnace and delaying the need for a costly replacement.

When we are doing fall maintenance, we always alert customers to any issues that might require larger Cincinnati furnace repairs down the road. That way, you can prepare, and not have to find the money to keep your furnace running at an inopportune time.

Breakdown prevention

A tune-up helps identify and fix small problems before they lead to complete system failures, especially during the coldest months when your furnace is most needed. There’s nothing worse than your heater not turning on in the dead of winter.

Actually, worse is having to buy a new system—starting at roughly $4,000 (many are upwards of $15,000)—without the time to carefully consider your options.

Better air quality

Cleaning the furnace and replacing filters removes dust, allergens and debris, improving indoor air quality.

Meeting warranty requirements

Many furnace manufacturers require regular maintenance as a condition of their warranty. Missing annual check-ups could void the warranty, leaving you unprotected in the event of a repair that could have been covered.

Cost savings in the short and long run

Preventive maintenance is almost always less expensive than emergency repairs or higher utility bills caused by a heating system not performing efficiently.

With proper care and a bit of luck, your furnace could last 30 years or longer. Without it, you could find yourself needing to replace your heating equipment prematurely, which would be a major, unplanned and unwelcomed expense.

If you own your own home and pay your own utility bills, you owe it to yourself to keep your furnace or heat pump operating safely and cost-effectively with an annual check-up by a Cincinnati HVAC specialist.