Systems · Seasonal Maintenance
Stay ahead of the season.
Seasonal maintenance gives your system a thorough check before it works hardest. It is a good opportunity to catch small issues early and ask questions about how your equipment is running.
Common reasons
Signs it might be time to call.
A little attention, twice a year.
- Preparing for summer or winter
- You recently moved into a new home
- It has been a while since the system was last checked
- You want a professional opinion on the system’s condition
- You would like help understanding filter and thermostat settings
What to expect
How a typical visit unfolds.
Every home is different, but the approach stays consistent: listen, inspect, explain, and only then proceed.
Step 1: Seasonal checklist
The technician works through a checklist suited to the coming season — heating in fall, cooling in spring.
Step 2: Clean and adjust
Accessible components are cleaned, connections checked, and settings adjusted as needed.
Step 3: Share observations
You receive a summary of what was checked and any items worth keeping an eye on.
Questions
About seasonal maintenance
How often should my system be maintained?
Many homeowners schedule a cooling check in spring and a heating check in fall. Your technician can suggest a rhythm based on your equipment.
Is there a maintenance plan?
Yes. Hearthline offers an optional seasonal maintenance program with two plans. Visit the Maintenance page to compare them.
Can I still call for a repair if I’m on a plan?
Of course. A maintenance plan is separate from repair visits, and you can request service any time.
Request seasonal maintenance
Share a few details and pick a preferred time window.