You know that Savannah summers don’t pull punches or play fair. It seems like your AC runs nonstop from May to September. That’s the part most homeowners don’t think about until something breaks. It may seem like “out of sight, out of mind,” but your AC in Savannah logs more hours a season than New York City or Boston does in a season. All that runtime adds up.
Regular AC maintenance is how you stay ahead of problems that crop up: belts wearing down, refrigerant leaks, and pollen getting into outdoor units. Routine maintenance is the only way to truly stay ahead of the heat, and Thompson & Thompson Service Group has spent years fine-tuning these systems. Hence, they’re actually ready for the Coastal Empire’s humidity.
At TNT Service Group, we perform a deep mechanical audit designed to survive a Georgia July. Our technicians are condenser and coil cleaners who understand that a unit clogged with pine straw, palm fronds, and grit can force a system to work much harder to deliver the same amount of air. We perform a full coil service, including debris removal and fin straightening.
Beyond the outdoor unit, our crew is an electrical and mechanical component testing team, checking every connection and capacitor. We also serve as drainage and airflow specialists, flushing condensate drain lines that often clog with algae in our humid environment.
We also make sure your thermostat is calibrated, and your air filter is clean. We guarantee that your system isn’t wasting a single watt of Georgia Power energy.
Skipping maintenance is a gamble that could end up costing you much more in utility and repair bills than the initial tune-up ever would. A well-maintained AC in the Coastal Empire can last 12 to 15 years. To reach that upper limit, AC maintenance in the Hostess City is a must. Investing in a tune-up now, you’re preventing the premature death of your system, which could cost you upwards of $6,000.
Most of our neighbors in Ardsley Park and The Landings notice their cooling costs drop immediately after a professional cleaning. Plus, a good cleaning and examination of all of its working parts can nip a 4 a.m. emergency in the bud (although we’ll be there then, too!).
Have you heard of our Total Home Care Club? We handle the scheduling for you, dispatching our team twice a year to prep your system for the upcoming season. Members of the club get priority scheduling if things ever go awry, and you get exclusive discounts on AC repairs and AC installation in Savannah, GA.
In short, it’s the easiest way to guarantee your Savannah home remains your sanctuary, not a surprise sauna. We take the burden of maintenance off your shoulders so you can focus on enjoying life in the Forest City.
Don’t wait for your system to start making strange noises or stop cooling altogether. You can’t afford the discomfort (and danger). Our technicians are licensed, experienced, and ready to make sure your system is prepared for whatever the Coastal Empire throws at us this year. Thompson & Thompson holds a GA HVAC License #CN005155, so every job is performed to the highest professional and safety standards in the state.
Call Thompson & Thompson Service Group or reach out online to book your tune-up today!
Here are common questions Savannahians ask us.
Shoot for early to mid-spring at the latest. February to April is a good window. You want to beat the summer rush and make sure your system is ready for any scorching heat, which is all but guaranteed. However, if it’s already mid-summer and you haven’t had a visit, it’s still better to book now than later. Keep in mind, schedules may be tight since it’s peak season.
Yes. It’s kind of like an oil change in a car. You should still do it, even if your car is running fine. In fact, it’s a big reason why your car is running fine. An AC that feels “fine” in June might have a failing component or a slow leak that will leave you stranded smack dab in the middle of one of Savannah’s nearly 100 days of high heat.
Yes. Our technicians are trained on all major residential systems, including Lennox, Carrier, Trane, and Rheem. If your system is a 15-year-old workhorse (might be time for a replacement) or a brand-new unit, we have the parts and local experience to keep it humming all summer long.
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