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Where to Start with HVAC Maintenance (and Where to Go From There)

Maintenance

With regular HVAC maintenance, you can benefit from increased efficiency, healthier indoor air, longer equipment lifespan, safer operation, and fewer breakdowns. Maintaining your heating and cooling systems is a small investment with big rewards!

Do It Yourself HVAC Maintenance Tips for Beginners

  1. Replace or clean air filters regularly.
  2. Keep the area around your outdoor unit clear of debris and plants to ensure proper airflow.
  3. Make sure your thermostat is set to the right settings for your comfort and energy efficiency.
  4. Check your visible ductwork and HVAC unit for any obvious signs of damage or wear.

What Bovio Rubino’s Precision Tune-Ups Cover

DIY maintenance checks are certainly better than nothing, but they don’t come close to the comprehensive tune-ups part of our Maintenance Protection Plans, which last 30-60 minutes depending on the plan and can include:

  1. Blower Motor — Measure amperage and voltage
  2. Thermostat — Test for proper operation, calibrate, and level
  3. Air Filters — Clean or replace
  4. Bearing — Inspect for wear and lubricate
  5. Indoor Coil — Clean (if accessible)
  6. Condensate Drain — Flush and treat with anti-algae
  7. Condenser Coil — Inspect
  8. Refrigerant — Monitor operating pressures
  9. Safety Devices — Inspect for proper operation
  10. Electrical Disconnect Box — Inspect for proper rating and safe installation
  11. Electrical Wiring — Inspect and tighten connections
  12. Contactors — Test/inspect for burned, pitted contacts
  13. Capacitors — Inspect and test
  14. Electrical — Inspect for exposed wiring
  15. Fan Blade — Inspect
  16. Condenser Coil — Clean and remove debris
  17. Service Valves — Inspect for proper operation
  18. Supply/Return Vents — Measure temperature differential
  19. Ductwork — Inspect for leakage or condensation
  20. Compressor — Monitor, measure amperage and volt draw and wiring connections

Why Choose Bovio Rubino?

  • NATE-certified and trained technicians
  • Honest, trustworthy HVAC advice
  • No surprises, no pressure
  • Nearly 50 years of serving South Jersey
  • A family-made, local business

Enroll in a Bovio Rubino Service HVAC maintenance plan today. Call (856) 272-7000 or contact us online to learn more.

Through a Competitive Application Process South Jersey Rising Juniors and Seniors Selected for Exposure to Careers, Entrepreneurship and Wellness

The Bovio Rubino Service Young Women’s Leadership Conference takes place on Wednesday, July 15 at the HVAC and Plumbing Services company’s headquarters in Voorhees.

The 13 South Jersey young women selected to attend the Conference are all rising juniors and seniors at local high schools. They completed applications and were chosen through a competitive process. At the Conference they will gain exposure to career paths, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, problem solving and mind and body wellness. A community service project benefitting Cathedral Kitchen in Camden is also planned.

Subject matter experts presenting at the Young Women’s Leadership Conference in addition to Hines include CEO of ACCU Staffing Elaine M. Damm, Senior Investment Manager at Aberdeen plc Zoe McCormick, Jennifer Nagle, Vice President of External Affairs and Special Projects, Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau, Senior Product Manager at SimpliSafe Molly Nugiel, Founder of Higher Minds Laura Rubino and Dr. Barbara Winfield, owner of Family Practice Associates of Voorhees.

After being named one of the top 12 Women in HVAC in America in 2025 by ACHR News, Hines made advancing young women the Bovio Rubino Service community case for 2026. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) women made up 1.5 percent of HVAC mechanics and installers in 2021. Even fewer women own and run HVAC and Plumbing service companies independently. Hines had few women role models coming up in the business.

“I want to give young women every opportunity for success as they advance in life, both in their careers and as citizens,” Hines, a Mom of two daughters in college and high school, said. “As the owner of a thriving, independent, family-owned business in South Jersey, it’s my way of paying it forward. We are very busy designing the Conference ensuring it will have high impact on the young women in attendance.”

The Bovio Rubino Service Young Women’s Leadership Conference is the program highlight of the HVAC and Plumbing Service company’s 2026 community cause “LeadHERship in ’26” which advances opportunities for young women through career readiness, entrepreneurship, community betterment and a personal health and wellness mindset.

About Bovio Rubino Service
Mom-owned and values-driven, since 1974 Bovio Rubino Service is family-owned and independently operated. Driven by accountability and principles, Bovio Rubino Service promises to treat its customers with honesty and integrity while providing South Jersey homeowners with high-quality HVAC and Plumbing products and service including installation, maintenance and repairs. With morals and good manners, we take care of our customers with highly skilled technicians, always striving to do what is right with unequaled passion. For additional information, contact Lisa Simon of SPRYTE Communications, lsimon@sprytecom.com, 856.857.6555 x22 or visit Bovio Rubino Service.

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