Maintenance that never happens
Most homeowners mean to book a visit and forget. A plan books the year in advance, with reminders, so the visits actually happen.
A standing schedule, so no season is ever missed
HVAC Maintenance Plan Denver: A Standing Schedule
HVAC maintenance plan Denver homeowners ask about is a standing schedule: the visits are booked for the year, the seasons are covered, and nothing is left to memory. A plan sets furnace, AC, heat pump, and boiler checks on a calendar that matches Denver's seasons. Call (720) 806-7634 to set one up.
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HVAC Maintenance Plans in Denver: How a Plan Works
A maintenance plan is a standing arrangement: your heating and cooling systems are checked on a schedule through the year — furnace and boiler in fall, AC in spring, heat pumps in both — with reminders so no visit is missed and a written record of each one.
The value of a plan is not a single visit; it is the rhythm. Systems checked every year build a record — pressures, temperatures, and airflow from one visit to the next — so a slow leak or a wearing part shows up as a trend, not as a surprise breakdown. A plan also means the visits are booked before the season, when there is time to fix what is found.
- ✓ Visits scheduled for the year
- ✓ Furnace in fall, AC in spring
- ✓ Heat pumps twice a year
- ✓ A written record each visit
What's included
What a Maintenance Plan Includes
A plan is a schedule of the same thorough visits, kept up through the year. Here is what it covers.
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Scheduled visits
We set the year's visits in advance — fall for heating, spring for cooling, both for heat pumps — so the checks happen before the season, not after the failure.
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Reminders
We remind you when a visit is coming up, so the schedule does not depend on remembering it yourself.
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Full seasonal checks
Each visit covers the same thorough check: coils, filters, airflow, refrigerant, electrical parts, and safety controls for the system in season.
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Written record
We leave a note after every visit, and the notes build a record of your systems year over year — useful when a repair-versus-replace question comes up.
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All your systems
A plan can cover the furnace, AC, heat pump, and boiler in one schedule, so nothing in the house is left unchecked.
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Wear flagged early
Because the same systems are checked on a schedule, wear shows up as a trend across visits, and we flag it before it becomes a breakdown.
How it works
How a Maintenance Plan Works
01
Call and list your systems
Tell us what heating and cooling you have — furnace, AC, heat pump, boiler — and how old the equipment is, if you know.
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Set the schedule
We lay out the year's visits: fall for heating, spring for cooling, and both for heat pumps, on dates that suit you.
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First visit
The first visit checks the systems and sets the baseline — the readings the later visits will be compared with.
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Reminders and visits
We remind you before each visit, then carry out the seasonal check and leave a note of what we found.
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Year over year
The record builds. Trends in the readings tell us what is wearing, and the plan keeps the checks coming every year.
Tools & methods
Tools and Methods We Use
The same instruments as a single maintenance visit, used on a schedule that builds a record.
Manifold gauge set
Reads refrigerant pressures each visit, so a slow leak shows up as a trend across the year.
Multimeter
Tests capacitors, contactors, and motors for wear before they fail.
Thermometer and airflow checks
Supply and return readings recorded each visit, so changes over time are visible.
Combustion check
Tests burner operation and venting on gas furnace and boiler visits.
Coil cleaning tools
Brushes and coil cleaner clear dust and cottonwood without bending the fins.
Visit record
A written note after every visit, kept as the record of your systems through the year.
Typical jobs
Before and After
Visits left to memory
Before
A homeowner meant to book maintenance every year and never did. Each system was checked only when it broke, always in the worst week.
After
A plan now books the visits for the year, with reminders, and the breakdown calls have stopped.
A system with no baseline
Before
A heat pump had no record of its readings, so when it started cooling weakly, there was nothing to compare against.
After
A plan's visit notes now give a baseline, and the slow leak that followed showed up in the readings before it became a failure.
Four systems, four schedules
Before
A home with a furnace, an AC, a heat pump, and a boiler had four different service histories and no single record of any of them.
After
One plan now covers all four systems on a single schedule, with one record kept after every visit.
Problems we solve
Problems a Maintenance Plan Solves
A plan solves the problem that a single visit cannot: keeping it up, year after year.
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Breakdowns with no warning
A single visit finds today's wear; a plan finds the trend. Readings compared across visits show what is wearing before it fails.
No record of your systems
Without a record, every repair starts from scratch. A plan's visit notes give the next technician the history of the system.
Seasons that catch you out
A plan puts the heating check in fall and the cooling check in spring, so the system is ready before the season it will work hardest.
About Lion Tech
Denver HVAC, Open Around the Clock
Lion Tech Home Services runs its maintenance plans from 7575 E 29th Pl #4052 in Denver, keeping each home's visits on a standing schedule.
Customer reviews
What Denver members say
Eleven Google reviews put Lion Tech Home Services at 5.0 stars.
★★★★★
“Absolutely excellent service - very responsive and able to work until the job is done right. Was super impressed by the support on our fireplaces and furnace - nice to have all up and working again! Many thanks”
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✓ VerifiedA standing schedule of maintenance visits through the year — furnace and boiler in fall, AC in spring, heat pumps in both — with reminders and a written record after every visit.
A single visit checks the system once. A plan keeps the checks coming every year, builds a record of readings over time, and reminds you when the next visit is due.
Furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and boilers — one plan can cover all the heating and cooling in your home on a single schedule.
Call (720) 806-7634 and tell us what systems you have. We will lay out the year's visits and book the first one.
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Call (720) 806-7634 and tell us what heating and cooling you have. We will lay out the year's visits and book the first one.
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Lion Tech Home Services, Denver — call (720) 806-7634, open 24 hours.