Most AC tune-ups take twenty minutes and accomplish very little. A real
one takes longer and touches the parts that actually fail. Here is what should happen when
someone services your system in Tampa, and what to ask if it does not.

The checks that prevent breakdowns

Refrigerant pressure measured against the manufacturer spec, not guessed. Capacitor tested
under load, because a weak capacitor is the most common summer failure and it is inexpensive
to replace before it strands you. Contactor inspected for pitting. Condenser coil cleaned
properly, which in Tampa means rinsed of the pollen and grime that build up every season.

The checks that protect your bill

Airflow across the coil, blower wheel condition and filter fit. A system fighting restricted
airflow runs longer for the same cooling, and you pay for that every month. Thermostat
calibration belongs here too.

The checks that protect your home

Drain line cleared and treated. In Florida humidity a clogged condensate line is how a
routine season turns into ceiling damage. Electrical connections torqued and the disconnect
inspected.

What to ask

Ask for the measured numbers, not a verdict. A technician who can tell you the actual
readings is one who took them. If the only output is a clean bill of health with no figures
behind it, very little was measured.

Momentum AC and Electric services systems across Tampa and the surrounding area, and we
leave you the readings every time.