Oklahoma’s heat, cold, and constant weather swings can put a lot of strain on an HVAC system. The best way to keep everything running the way it should is with regular maintenance that clears out buildup, catches small issues early, and keeps your system steady through every season.
We offer HVAC maintenance appointments and a full maintenance plan with extra perks and savings if you want even more peace of mind. Call or schedule your HVAC maintenance in Norman, Oklahoma, or anywhere in the Oklahoma City area. We’ll help keep your home comfortable year-round!
We’ve spent decades working on air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, boilers, and mini splits, so we know how these systems should run and what keeps them from doing their job. We understand the little details that keep them efficient, the issues that tend to pop up, and what it takes to keep them ready for Oklahoma’s unpredictable weather.
Our technicians live in the same communities we work in—Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Jones, Moore, Nichols Hills, Norman, Oklahoma City, Spencer, Valley Brook, and Yukon—so when you need help, someone local is already nearby. When we come out, we look things over carefully, explain what we find, and make sure your system gets the care it needs. That’s the kind of steady, dependable service people have trusted since 1946, and it’s still how we do things today.
Some HVAC companies make you jump through hoops just to get on the schedule. Your life is busy enough without all that. With us, you can call or click, tell us what you need, and we’ll get you booked without a bunch of back-and-forth.
You can call our office or send a quick message, and we’ll send an expert technician out as soon as possible. Real people answer the phone, and emails get a fast response. We offer flexible scheduling so you can fit your appointment in without rearranging your whole day.
We recommend HVAC maintenance twice a year—once in the fall for heating and once in the spring for cooling. Each visit takes about an hour, and we clean key components, check airflow, and test electrical parts to make sure everything is safe and running like it should.
When we’re done, you’ll get a clear summary of what we checked, what we adjusted, and anything we recommend keeping an eye on. You’ll know your system is safe, working properly, and ready for the upcoming weather. It’s peace of mind before the season even starts.
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A lot of the repair calls we run come from systems that simply haven’t had maintenance in a while. Dust builds up, parts wear down, airflow drops off—the same way a car starts acting up (and soon breaks down) when it hasn’t been serviced. If we recommended maintenance because of something we noticed, or if it’s just been a bit since your last tune-up, it’s a good time to take care of it. Here are the systems we maintain and what you can expect when we look them over.
When we perform air conditioning maintenance, we wash the outdoor coil so it can release heat properly, clear the drain line so it doesn’t back up, and check refrigerant pressures to make sure the system isn’t straining. We also test electrical parts that commonly fail during the summer. When everything is clean and balanced, your AC cools quicker, doesn’t struggle in triple-digit heat, and helps keep your energy bills in check.
A/C MaintenanceDuring air handler maintenance, we clean the blower wheel, check the motor, and make sure the evaporator coil isn’t packed with dust. A dirty coil or slow blower can make rooms feel stuffy or uneven, so bringing everything back to full airflow makes a noticeable difference. We also check the drain and electrical components. Your system moves air more easily when it’s cared for, which reduces wear on the rest of your HVAC setup.
With ductless mini split maintenance, we clean the filters inside each wall unit, clear the drain, and clean the outdoor coil so the system can breathe. Mini splits lose a lot of efficiency when the indoor heads get dirty, which is why this step matters so much. We also check the refrigerant pressures and inverter operation so each zone cools and heats the way it should. A clean mini split responds faster and runs more quietly.
Heat pump maintenance includes checking the defrost mode, testing the reversing valve, cleaning both coils, and verifying refrigerant levels. If a heat pump can’t switch between heating and cooling smoothly or has a dirty coil outside, it’ll run longer than it needs to. We also inspect electrical components that often wear out with seasonal changes. A tuned heat pump handles summer and winter swings with less stress on the equipment.
Heat Pump MaintenanceWhen we handle heating maintenance, we clean the burners, check the flame sensor, and make sure the blower can move air through the house without struggling. Buildup on these parts can make the system shut down, heat unevenly, or run louder than normal. We also test all safety switches to be sure everything is operating correctly. A clean, well-checked system is far less likely to quit on you during winter weather.
Heating Maintenance ServicesFurnace maintenance involves checking ignition, cleaning the burners, inspecting the heat exchanger, and testing the flame sensor so the system lights reliably. We also measure gas pressure and airflow to confirm the furnace is heating your home evenly. When these pieces are in good shape, the furnace starts easier, heats better, and avoids the issues that lead to mid-winter breakdowns.
Furnace MaintenanceFor boiler maintenance, we check the circulator pump, bleed trapped air from radiators, test pressure controls, and look for scale inside the heat exchanger. Air pockets or mineral buildup can lead to uneven heat or noisy pipes, so clearing those problems makes a big difference. We also check the expansion tank and safety valves to make sure pressure stays stable throughout the heating season.
We can take care of your heating and air system now, and if something needs to be repaired, we can usually fix it on the spot. If your system is getting older or we spot signs of a bigger issue, we’ll talk through your replacement options so you’re not caught off guard later. We can also check your indoor air quality and show you ways to make your home feel cleaner and more comfortable. There’s a lot we can help you improve, and it all adds up to a safer, healthier home.
If your heating system is taking longer than usual to warm up, making new noises, giving off a dusty smell, or leaving certain rooms colder than others, it’s time for maintenance. A rise in your energy bill can also mean the system is working harder than it should. These small warning signs usually show up long before a breakdown, and a tune-up can clear most of them up quickly.
Most HVAC tune-ups take about an hour, sometimes a little longer if we find something that needs extra attention. We work efficiently but don’t rush the important parts—your system gets a full inspection, a proper cleaning, and testing to make sure it’s running right. Our goal is to get everything done in one visit so your day keeps moving
Central air conditioners and heat pumps should be checked in the spring before the heat hits. Furnaces and boilers need maintenance in the fall so they’re ready before cold weather shows up. Ductless mini splits benefit from a twice-a-year check as well since they handle both heating and cooling. Two tune-ups a year keep everything running smoothly and help avoid problems during the busiest seasons.
It depends on your home and how your system has been running, but many homeowners see their energy bills drop by 10–20% once everything is cleaned, tuned, and working the way it should. When coils aren’t clogged, motors aren’t straining, and airflow is back to normal, your system doesn’t have to run as long to heat or cool your home. That means less wear on the equipment and more comfort for you.
We work with just about all major heating and cooling brands, including Trane, Lennox, Carrier, Rheem, York, Goodman, Amana, Bryant, and more. Whether your system is older or brand new, we know how to maintain it properly. Our technicians see a wide range of equipment every day across Central Oklahoma, so nothing is unfamiliar to us.
Dust builds up, parts wear down, airflow drops off, and your system has to work harder to keep up. Over time, that leads to higher energy bills, uneven temperatures, and repairs that could’ve been avoided, along with the time and money that goes into them. Skipping HVAC maintenance doesn’t usually cause an immediate failure, but it can shorten your system’s lifespan by several years and significantly increase the chances of a breakdown during our hottest and coldest months when the unit is working at full capacity.
We know you just want a home that stays comfortable without surprise problems or big repair bills. That’s hard to count on when your system hasn’t been checked in a while or is fighting Oklahoma’s weather on its own. That’s why we make HVAC maintenance simple, thorough, and easy to fit into your schedule.
We’ve been doing this for decades, and we know exactly what these systems need to stay reliable year-round. For HVAC maintenance in Norman, OK or anywhere in or around the Oklahoma City area, contact Waggoners Home Services. We’ll take good care of you and your home.
Waggoners Home Services proudly serves homeowners throughout Norman and nearby communities with dependable plumbing, heating, cooling, and electrical care. Our team understands the unique needs of Oklahoma homes and provides the same trusted service across every neighborhood we visit. From routine maintenance to complex repairs, we’re committed to keeping homes in our region safe, efficient, and comfortable year-round.
