Maintenance Plans

Our comprehensive service and maintenance agreement program is designed to offer you many benefits. Here are just a few of them:

• Energy savings. Your maintenance plan may pay for itself several times over in energy savings.^* In fact, routine air conditioning and furnace maintenance could save you up to 30% in energy costs.^**
• Increased reliability. Air conditioning repair and furnace repair can often be prevented by regular maintenance. That’s because this service gives us a chance to examine your system and correct small problems before they cause a major malfunction.
• Special discounts. As a valued maintenance plan member, you’ll receive a discount on parts.
• Access to emergency repair. We know your air conditioner or furnace typically breaks down at the worst time, like a night, weekend or holiday. As a maintenance plan member, you’re our priority when you need emergency repairs.
• Maintain or enhance comfort. A poorly maintained system may struggle to keep your home comfortable.
• Keeps your warranty valid. Your heating and cooling system includes a valuable manufacturer’s warranty. This warranty protects you if a major part fails during a certain time frame. Most manufacturers require routine maintenance to keep your warranty valid.
• Improved life span. A furnace or air conditioner that’s properly maintained may last longer, helping save you money in the long run.

Our technicians take a thorough approach to ensure your heating and cooling equipment is operating at its best. Here is just some of the maintenance work that we’ll do.

• Check: compressor and condenser fan amp readings, coil temperature difference, condensate drain, contactor, refrigerant levels
• Clean: outdoor coil
• Inspect: air filter, wiring, visible refrigerant leaks, ductwork, blower belt
• Review: airflow issues, thermostat calibration, return air sizing, indoor air quality recommendations, that air conditioner is level
• Test: capacitator, cooling sequence

• Check: air filter, blower motor amp reading, gas valve, heat rise temp, humidifier (if applicable)
• Clean: furnace condensate drain
• Inspect: furnace safety switches, electrical connections, blower belt, ductwork, gas flues, combustion intake, exhaust piping
• Review: thermostat calibration, airflow issues, indoor air quality recommendations
• Test: carbon monoxide, capacitors, heating sequence

^*Depending on the current condition of your equipment.

^**Your potential savings may vary based on the age and condition of your equipment, as well as your thermostat settings, maintenance schedule, installation quality and your ductwork.