Spring tune-ups. Caught early = saved later.
Annual AC maintenance preserves manufacturer warranty, extends equipment life by 3-5 years on average, and catches small problems before they become $1,500 problems. Our tune-up: capacitor testing, refrigerant charge verification, coil cleaning, drain line clearing, electrical inspection, blower motor inspection. 60-90 minutes onsite, documented performance report.
Single tune-up: $109. Comfort Club membership (2 tune-ups + priority + repair discount): $189/year — pays back the first time you use it.
When you call (405) 413-0583, there's a good chance Charlie picks up personally. We're owner-operated since 2011, not a franchise, not a phone room. Same-day diagnosis. $89 diagnostic applied toward the repair. 5.0★ from 111+ Google reviews. OK CIB License #00125054.
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Real answers from Charlie, owner of ARP Heat And Air.
Once per year minimum, ideally in March-April before peak summer demand. Heat pumps need twice yearly (spring + fall). Skipping maintenance is the #1 reason for early compressor failure and emergency repair calls in the first 95°F week.
Refrigerant charge check with gauges, capacitor microfarad test, contactor inspection, blower motor amperage measurement, coil cleaning (indoor and outdoor), drain line clearing, thermostat calibration, electrical connection tightening, airflow measurement at registers, and a written report. 60-90 minutes onsite.
$129-$189 for a one-time tune-up. Annual or semi-annual maintenance memberships range $189-$389/year and include tune-ups plus repair discounts, priority scheduling, and other benefits. Memberships pay back compared to one-off pricing if you'd do annual maintenance anyway.
Yes — 3-5 years on average. The main failure modes (capacitor wear, refrigerant leaks, dirty coils stressing the compressor) are exactly what tune-ups catch and prevent. The math: $150/year maintenance vs $1,800-$3,500 compressor replacement at year 9 vs year 14.
If you'd do annual maintenance anyway: yes. Membership price is lower than one-off tune-ups, plus you get 15-25% repair discounts, priority scheduling, waived diagnostic fee, and a workmanship warranty. We have three tiers from $189-$389/year.
We tell you what we found, why it matters, what it'll cost to fix, and whether it's urgent or can wait. No pressure to repair on the spot. You decide what's worth doing.
Some yes (dirty coils, clogged drain line, dirty filter, loose connections), some no (refrigerant leaks, compressor wear, ductwork issues). The tune-up will identify what's actually wrong, and if a repair is needed we'll quote it separately.
Yes — fall furnace tune-ups, ideally September-October before first cold snap. Includes burner inspection, heat exchanger inspection, blower service, gas pressure check, thermostat calibration, and combustion analysis. Same memberships cover both AC and furnace maintenance.
5.0★ from 111+ Google Reviews · Real customers in the OKC metro
"We have been using Charlie for our heating & air needs for about 10 years now. He has coached us on how to get the most out of our system. I would recommend ARP Heat & Air for all your HVAC needs."
"Charlie is a true expert and has mastered his craft. He is friendly, patient, and willing to answer all my questions. My parents and my brother have been using his services for years."
"I just wish I could give this guy more stars. Charlie is a top-notch professional who goes out of his way to provide the best quality service. Not only knowledgeable, but honest and diligent."