Best Time to Schedule HVAC Maintenance in Nebraska (2026)
If you’re like most Nebraska homeowners, your HVAC system runs hard through icy winters and humid summers. The best way to avoid costly repairs and reduce energy use? Schedule your HVAC maintenance at the right time each year.
At Omaha Heating and Air, we recommend a two-visit strategy: one in spring and one in fall. This helps you stay ahead of extreme weather and keeps your system running smoothly year-round.
✅ Spring: AC Maintenance (March–May)
Before the first 90-degree day hits, it’s smart to tune up your air conditioner. Spring maintenance includes:
- Cleaning condenser and evaporator coils
- Checking refrigerant levels and pressures
- Testing electrical connections and capacitors
- Verifying proper airflow and thermostat settings
This prevents surprise breakdowns in summer and keeps your AC running efficiently.
👉 Book your seasonal AC tune-up now.
✅ Fall: Furnace Maintenance (September–November)
Cold Nebraska winters mean your furnace works nonstop. Don’t wait until the first snow — fall is the best time to schedule:
- Burner and heat exchanger inspections
- Thermostat and safety control testing
- Blower motor lubrication
- Filter changes and airflow evaluation
Fall maintenance helps prevent mid-winter failures and improves indoor air quality during months when windows stay closed.
Why Not Wait Until It Breaks?
Delaying maintenance often leads to:
- Higher energy bills from poor efficiency
- Unexpected breakdowns during peak demand
- Reduced system lifespan
- Voided manufacturer warranties
Preventive care is more affordable — and more effective — than emergency service.
Year-Round Maintenance Plans Available
Want to take the guesswork out of scheduling? Our HVAC maintenance plans include spring and fall visits, priority service, and member-only discounts.
Serving Homeowners Across Nebraska
We provide HVAC tune-ups and inspections in:
Ready to Book Your HVAC Maintenance?
Call us at 402-258-6703 or schedule a visit online. Whether it’s spring or fall, Omaha Heating and Air has you covered.
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