Heater Maintenance in Bothell, WA
Reliable Heating Maintenance in King, Snohomish, Skagit & Island Counties
No one wants to spend an entire day waiting on heating repairs; trusting our team for expert maintenance can reduce preventable repairs and maintain your unit’s warranty. We’ve served thousands of customers over 40 years of keeping local homes warm. Our expert heater maintenance in Bothell is necessary to protect your unit, so it is reliable throughout the winter. An annual tune-up should be scheduled in the fall to prepare your unit for the upcoming season.
Regular maintenance is key to ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of your heating system. By scheduling professional heating maintenance with SUNDANCE Energy, you can extend the lifespan of your heater and avoid costly repairs or premature replacement.
Don't wait until your heating system breaks down to schedule maintenance. You can reach us at (425) 414-8015 to speak to a team member today about our Bothell heater maintenance options!
Advantages of Regular Maintenance
You will always have a reliable heater if you trust SUNDANCE Energy to protect your HVAC system.
Benefits of proper maintenance include:
- Fewer breakdowns: Annual tune-ups let our experts check your system for worn-out parts that might break down in the near future. Replacing these parts before they break down protects the other aspects of your system.
- Better indoor air quality: Regular maintenance includes cleaning all parts of a heating unit, so they don’t overheat. Removing the dust and debris also removes them from your home so you can breathe easier.
- Higher efficiency: Faulty fans and an aging system reduce the efficiency of your unit quickly without maintenance.
- Longer lifespan: Frequent service on your unit lets our professionals look for any worn parts or issues that could cause your system to need an early replacement. Don’t worry about having to replace a unit in ten years instead of 20.
- Valid warranty: Most warranties require that you have at least an annual tune-up to keep it valid. If you don’t meet these requirements, you could pay out of pocket for repairs before necessary.
Don’t pay for repairs that you can prevent with regular maintenance. Fewer breakdowns, better indoor air quality, higher efficiency, and a longer lifespan are all excellent reasons to maintain your system. It’s important to us that you have a reliable heater because there is nothing more important than your comfort.
How to Save Money with Your Heater
No one wants to pay more than necessary for monthly bills. Maintenance is a great way to reduce the cost of your heater by helping it last longer and stay efficient.
Three primary ways to reduce heating costs include:
- Change filters regularly
- Annual maintenance
- Programmable thermostats
A clogged filter is a common issue that snowballs into expensive repairs. Poor airflow eventually overheats parts and causes a cracked heat exchanger and a replacement unit. Regularly changing the filter every three to six months helps prevent these costly repairs. This is also true for annual maintenance, which helps keep your unit clean and ahead of repairs that could leave you in the cold.
Smart thermostats are one of the easiest ways to lower costs for your entire HVAC system. These thermostats are programmable, so it’s only on during the hours you are home. It also lets you monitor energy usage from your phone while letting you know when it’s time for maintenance.
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"Great Service"The staff from SUNDANCE Energy repaired and serviced our two gas fireplaces, she did a great job and our fireplaces work again and look really clean!- Tracy B.
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"Thank you for the amazing service!"Michael Rierson from SUNDANCE Energy serviced my furnance and gas fireplace. I was very impressed with Michael's knowledge and excellent customer service.- John B.
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"Fair pricing! Recommend Sundance!"Sundance tech Bryan has been out a couple times for maintenance, and this time when needed, to help us with replacing our tankless Navien water heater. Service and response times from the company we’re outstanding, as was Bryan’s help. Techs wh- Eric S.
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"Highly Recommend"Jordan was very professional, thorough, and explained every step of the process. He arrived on time. Price was reasonable for the work done. I will definitely call Jordan for HVAC services in the future.- Holly M.
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"He was very professional and customer oriented."The technician was very helpful, provided the information about what to check and how to fix it on my own. Followed his suggestions/instructions and could resolve the problem.- Narasimha A.
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"I highly recommend Jordan!"Jordan performed maintenance and cleaning of my two gas insert fireplaces. He was polite, professional and friendly. Very nice to work with and answered all of my questions.- Christina I.
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"I highly recommend him."Jordan was great!! He was respectful, polite and informative.- Terry B.
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"5 Stars!"Friendly, professional and well within what I expected to pay for repairs. Relieved that the entire system did not need replacing. Everything was fully explained, I will definitely call them again for maintenance, and if needed, repairs.- Linda H.
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Commonly Asked Questions
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 425-414-8015 today!
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What is AFUE?AFUE is the abbreviation for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency ratio. AFUE is used to rate furnace efficiencies by dividing the ratio of heat output by heat input. This measurement describes how efficiently fuel, gas or oil is consumed to produce heat by a furnace. As the AFUE rate increases, the efficiency of your furnace also increases, lowering your fuel costs. Furnaces manufactured in the United States are required to have at least an 80% AFUE.
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What is HSPF?HSPF is the abbreviation for the Heating Seasonal Performance Factor. This factor rates the efficient operation of the heating portion of the heat pump. As the HSPF increases, the unit functions at a more efficient level. New units in the United States have HSPF ratings from 7.0 to 9.4.
