AC
AC Tune-Up in Cerritos & Los Angeles
Power Pro Plumbing, Heating & Air performs AC tune-ups in Cerritos and across LA and Orange County, catching worn parts, dirty coils, and low refrigerant each spring before they turn into summer breakdowns.
Power Pro Plumbing's AC tune-ups are comprehensive, not cosmetic: we calibrate the thermostat, test electrical connections, clean coils and the condensate line, verify refrigerant charge, measure airflow, and run the system through a full cycle checking performance at every step.
Right now a tune-up is just $44.50 — or join the Power Club and get an annual AC performance tune-up (plus heating, plumbing, and drain inspections) built into your $12.95/month membership.
Current special: $44.50 A/C or Furnace Tune-up — residential only, expires 12/31/26. See all specials
What does an AC tune-up include?
Every Power Pro AC tune-up works through the complete system:
- Thermostat calibration for accurate temperature control
- Electrical connection tightening and component testing
- Lubrication of the fan and motor to reduce wear
- Condensate drain cleaning to prevent leaks and water damage
- Refrigerant level verification — low charge wastes energy and risks the compressor
- Evaporator and condenser coil cleaning for efficient heat exchange
- Airflow measurement and blower adjustment
- Ductwork inspection for leaks and blockages
Why is a spring AC tune-up worth it?
A spring tune-up pays off all season, because every benefit compounds. Routine maintenance keeps efficiency up (dirty coils and clogged filters can add real money to summer bills), catches small faults while they're cheap to fix, extends the system's lifespan by reducing strain, and improves indoor air quality by keeping the components that move your air clean. And when the first heat wave hits and everyone else is waiting days for service, your system just… works.
What can you do between AC tune-ups?
Homeowner habits carry real weight between professional visits: replace 1-inch filters every one to three months (more often with pets), keep the outdoor condenser clear of leaves and vegetation, and don't crank the thermostat lower than you need. A lower setting doesn't cool faster; it just runs longer. If airflow weakens or the system starts making new noises mid-season, call before it escalates.
AC Tune-Up FAQs
How often should my AC be tuned up? +
Once a year at minimum, ideally in spring before cooling season. Homes that run AC heavily benefit from a spring and fall schedule — which is what Power Club membership makes automatic.
What does an AC tune-up cost? +
Our current special is $44.50 for an A/C or furnace tune-up (residential only; can't be combined with other offers; expires 12/31/26). There's also 15% off our AC tune-up and safety inspection offer — ask which applies best when you book.
Does a tune-up really lower my electric bill? +
Yes — measurably. Clean coils, correct refrigerant charge, and free airflow all reduce how long and hard the system runs to hit the same temperature. Neglected systems can waste a meaningful share of the electricity they consume.
What if the tune-up finds a problem? +
We show you what we found, explain what it means, and quote the repair upfront — no pressure, no surprise add-ons. Catching a failing capacitor in April beats replacing a burned-out compressor in July, which is the whole point of the visit.
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