Get the Heat Checked Before the First Cold Night — furnace, boiler or oil
heating tune-up on one furnace, boiler or oil burner
You save $250 on the visit
One system per visit · repairs and parts quoted in writing · no obligation. Oil burners: +$50 for the full oil burner service — new nozzle, oil filter and burner cleaning. Without it, an oil visit is a safety inspection.
The standard price shown is the furnace tune-up ($299); the boiler ($299) and oil ($349) standard prices are in the fine print.
One $49 visit on a gas furnace or boiler: the full tune-up, the safety inspection with carbon monoxide readings, and a signed report reviewed with you before we leave. Anything beyond the tune-up is quoted in writing first.
Signed report reviewed with you · Repairs quoted in writing first · No obligation
- 5.0★ Google (120+ reviews)
- Insured & EPA 608-certified
- Local · Nassau and Suffolk
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What $49 actually covers
One price for the visit. Anything beyond the tune-up is quoted in writing before we touch it.
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The visit$49
The full field checklist on a gas furnace or boiler. Ambient and flue carbon monoxide readings; the heat exchanger, safety switches, flue and venting, ignition and thermostat checked; on gas, a gas leak test, gas pressure, a full combustion analysis, the flame sensor cleaned and the burner area vacuumed; the temperature rise recorded; a standard 1-inch filter; and a signed report reviewed with you before we leave.
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Furnace · boiler · oilOil +$50
$49 covers one heating tune-up on a gas furnace or a gas boiler, and on a gas boiler it adds the water side: pressure, expansion tank, relief valve, low-water cutoff and circulators. Oil burners: +$50 for the full oil burner service — new nozzle, oil filter and burner cleaning. Without it, an oil visit is a safety inspection. The safety inspection still records the carbon monoxide and combustion readings.
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If we find a problemIn writing
If the inspection turns up a repair, you get the finding, the options and the price in writing before any work — and you decide. No obligation.
Signs it's time
Four things Long Island heating systems do before they quit. Any one of them is a tune-up call.
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Short cycling — on, off, on again
A furnace that keeps cycling on and off, or an oil burner that short cycles, is working harder than it should. The tune-up checks the ignition, flame sensor and controls behind it.
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A yellow or orange flame
A burner flame that has turned yellow instead of blue points to incomplete combustion and a carbon monoxide risk. Ambient and flue CO readings are recorded on every heating tune-up.
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Kettling, banging or gurgling
Loud or unusual noises from a boiler or furnace usually mean sediment, circulation or burner trouble. We find the cause before it becomes a no-heat call.
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Oil use climbing
Oil bills higher than last winter with the same thermostat setting point to a dirty nozzle, a clogged filter or poor combustion — all checked on an oil tune-up.
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Heating tune-ups and repairs we did this year
Real visits on Long Island, photographed on the job.
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Maintenance · Franklin Square · Oil boiler
Oil Boiler Tune-Up and Flue Cleaning in Franklin Square
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Long Island homeowners rate us 5.0 stars
120 verified Google reviews and counting
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“These guys do great work and are easy to deal with. I needed some work done on my boiler for the winter and everything was done easily in a timely manner. Will definitely be using them again in the future.”
Aaron R.
Boiler service
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“Homets Air and Heat was professional, punctual, and easy to work with. The technician arrived on time, explained everything clearly, and got the job done even in tough weather.”
Danny G.
HVAC service
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“They replaced my old, oxidized copper pipes connected to the boiler. The work was completed neatly, and the price was fair.”
Bipul M.
Boiler repair
The questions everyone asks first
- What's included in the tune-up?
- On a gas furnace or boiler: Ambient and flue carbon monoxide readings; the heat exchanger, safety switches, flue and venting, ignition and thermostat checked; on gas, a gas leak test, gas pressure, a full combustion analysis, the flame sensor cleaned and the burner area vacuumed; the temperature rise recorded; a standard 1-inch filter; and a signed report reviewed with you before we leave. On a gas boiler, add the water side: pressure, expansion tank, relief valve, low-water cutoff and circulators. Taking the burners out to clean them is our Premium tune-up. Oil burners: +$50 for the full oil burner service — new nozzle, oil filter and burner cleaning. Without it, an oil visit is a safety inspection.
- Furnace, boiler or oil — is it the same price?
- On gas, yes: $49 is the ads price for one heating tune-up on a gas furnace or boiler. Oil burners: +$50 for the full oil burner service — new nozzle, oil filter and burner cleaning. Without it, an oil visit is a safety inspection. The standard prices are $299 for a furnace, $299 for a boiler and $349 for an oil burner. The regular $349 oil tune-up includes the full oil burner service.
- Is $49 the whole price?
- On a gas furnace or boiler, yes — that is the price of the visit and the tune-up. Parts and repairs are never bundled in: if we find something, you get it in writing with a price before any work, and you decide. Oil burners: +$50 for the full oil burner service — new nozzle, oil filter and burner cleaning. Without it, an oil visit is a safety inspection.
- How long does it take?
- Plan on about 45–60 minutes for a standard furnace tune-up; boilers take longer because of the water-side checks, and oil burners longer still with the full oil burner service. We don't rush it.
- When should I do it?
- Before heating season — early fall on Long Island, before the first cold night and before the no-heat calls start. Once a year is the interval every manufacturer expects.
- Do Home+ Comfort members pay for this?
- Home+ Comfort members already have their tune-ups included in the plan and book through it, not this offer. The ads price is for new Home+ customers.
Three steps to a checked heating system
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Pick your time
Grab a slot on our live calendar — or call and a real local person books it with you. No call center.
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The tune-up
The technician runs the tune-up on your furnace, boiler or oil burner — safety inspection and carbon monoxide readings included — and reviews the signed report with you before leaving.
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Anything else, in writing
If something needs attention, you get the finding and the price in writing first. Repairs are scheduled only if you say so.
Signed report reviewed with you · Repairs quoted in writing first · No obligation
- Written Scope & Pricing
- Insured & EPA 608-Certified
- Equipment Capability Confirmed
- 5.0★ (120+ reviews)
- Serving Nassau and Suffolk counties
$49 is the advertised online/ads price for one heating tune-up on a single gas furnace, boiler or oil burner on Long Island, at our Standard level, one system per visit; the standard price for the same furnace tune-up is $299 (boiler $299, oil $349). The ads price is for new Home+ customers. Oil burners: +$50 for the full oil burner service — new nozzle, oil filter and burner cleaning. Without it, an oil visit is a safety inspection. The regular $349 oil tune-up includes the full oil burner service. Parts and repairs are quoted separately in writing before any work begins; there is no obligation. This price has no expiry date. Insured & EPA 608-certified.