Staceys Plumbing & Heating - Augusta's Certified HVAC Repair

Yes, absolutely. While the pilot light is part of your furnace, our plumbing inspection includes checking the gas line that feeds it. A small leak or pressure issue in that line is a common cause of pilot light failures. Our thorough inspection in Augusta homes can identify these gas line problems early, ensuring your heating system lights reliably and operates safely all winter.

A refrigerant leak in your AC is an HVAC issue, but the condensation from your AC's evaporator coil drains through your home's plumbing. A clogged drain line, which we check during a full plumbing inspection, can cause water damage and create conditions that stress your entire HVAC system. By ensuring proper drainage, we help your AC unit run more efficiently and can prevent secondary issues that exacerbate problems like leaks.

Your home's heating and plumbing systems are interconnected. For example, boilers and water heaters are central to both. Our inspection checks critical components like water heater pressure valves and boiler circulation, which, if faulty, can lead to heating inefficiencies or failures. It's a proactive measure that gives you a complete picture of your home's health, helping us catch small issues before they turn into costly heating emergencies during our cold Maine winters.