When it comes to choosing a renovator to transfor the interior of your home, quality and trust should never be compromised. Working with a professional is an absolute must. With over 15 years experience and a real focus on customer satisfaction, you can rely on us for your next renovation, driveway sett on home repair. Our installations are carried out by fully trained staff to the highest professional standards. Always on time and on budget.
HVAC INSPECTION
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Renovate has proven results for setting exceptional standards in cost control, planning, scheduling and project safety. We have experience that gives us a competitive advantage over others in our field.
HVAC INSPECTION PRICE LIST
| INCLUDED IN ANY HOME INSPECTION | Inclusive price |
WHY CHOOSE US
If your HVAC system has not been maintained in while, you’re buying a new home or want a second opinion, an HVAC inspection is a great place to start.
- Type of system (water heater or forced hot air)
- HVAC is in working condition
- If air system, air flows freely & evenly distributed through the home
- Flues slope up to chimney, no open seams
- Air filters are clean and maintained
- Ductwork isn’t damaged or old
- Separate flues for gas/oil/propane and coal/wood (if applicable)
- Absence of odor from gas
- A/C unit is working (if applicable) and free from rust
- Vents are clear and properly ventilated
POPULAR QUESTIONS
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What does a HVAC inspector check?
- Run a thermostat test
- Inspect air filters
- Evaluate proper airflow
- Assess equipment condition
- Check refrigerant levels
- Check heater/furnace, gas connections and exhaust systems
- Check the condensate drain and drip pans
- Check the blower motor
- Check safety equipment, surge protectors and failsafes are enabled
- Assess the condenser, air handler or furnace, evaporator coil, electrical components and compressor
- Look for any pest infestations in the equipment
- Write a thorough diagnostic with recommendations and findings
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Why Is a HVAC inspection so important?
The goal is to check the basics and test the system’s capacities for any problems. From there, you’ll gain an understanding of what you need to know and ways to proceed if there is a problem.
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