Residential HVAC Maintenance

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Service Overview

Keep your units running clean and efficiently all year long! For only $178, you’ll receive two maintenance visit per year, per system. Maintenance visits must occur within a year of the Signed Contract and for the predetermined months.

Includes:
  • (1) standard Pleated air filter (1 inch)
  • Priority Service
  • 10% off of any service repair work

PLAN AND DETAILS

Do I have to prepay both visits
Yes, residential maintenance plans are billed at time of service.
Do I get a discount on repairs or priority service?
Yes, You ll receive 10% off all final prices and 24 hour response times.
What is covered during a maintenance visit.
We come out twice a year so each visit includes a 27 point inspection on the furnace and the condenser. However during the summer tune up we do 31 point inspection and we also chemically wash the condenser coil. ($275.00 Value)
Summer Maintenance

AIR CONDITIONER -SUMMER MAINTENANCE – (31 POINTS)

  1. Inspect Thermostats
  2. Inspect Indoor Electric Connections & Wire condition
  3. Lubricate All Moving Parts
  4. Inspect Drain Pan
  5. Check And Clean Evaporator Coil Drain Line & Trap
  6. Apply Nu-Calgon Tablets (Preventing the build-up of sludge, scum and other deposits)
  7. Check Evaporator Coil Cleaning
  8. Inspect Condensate Pump
  9. Inspect Blower Motor Capacitor
  10. Inspect Blower Motor
  11. Inspect Ductwork Condition
  12. Inspect Attic Insulation
  13. 1″ Inch Filter Replacement
  14. Inspect Contactor
  15. Inspect Capacitor
  16. Inspect Condenser Coil Condition
  17. Inspect Outdoor Electric Connections & Wire condition
  18. Inspect Condenser Fan Motor
  19. Inspect Compressor
  20. Refrigerant Type
  21. Low Side PSI Pressure
  22. High Side PSI Pressure
  23. Check Condenser Sounds and Vibrations
  24. Subcooling
  25. Superheat
  26. Check Core Valve Leaking
  27. Inspect Line Set Insulation
  28. Check Outdoor Unit Level
  29. Check High Pressure Switch
  30. Check Low-Pressure Switch
  31. Inspect Disconnects
Winter Maintenance

FURNACE WINTER MAINTENANCE- (27 POINTS)

  1.  Inspect Thermostat Operation
  2. Lubricate All Moving Parts
  3. Clean & Inspect Burners
  4. Inspect Heat Exchanger
  5. Check Exhaust Pipe
  6. Check Blower Motor
  7. Inspect Blower Motor Capacitor
  8. Check Blower Wheel Condition
  9. Inspect Furnace Electric Connections & Wire Condition
  10. Inspect Safety Switch & Limit Controls
  11. Inspect Ignition Module or Circuit Board
  12. Inspect Pilot Assembly
  13. Inspect Hot Surface ignitor or Spark Rod
  14. Check For Gas Leaks
  15. Inspect Smoke Detectors
  16. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detectors
  17. Check Accessories (Humid/EAC)
  18. Check Furnace Sounds and Vibrations
  19. Check Inducer Motor Amps
  20. Check Blower Motor Amps
  21. Clean & Check Flame Sensor
  22. Check Gas Pressure, W.C from manifold
  23. Temp Rise
  24. Furnace Tag Rise
  25. Inspect Ductwork Condition
  26. Inspect Attic Insulation
  27. 1″ Inch Filter Replacement
Summer Winter Maintenance

Heat Pump Summer & Winter Maintenance -(32 Points)

  1.  Inspect Thermostats
  2. Inspect Air Handler Electric Connections & Wire condition
  3.  Lubricate All Moving Parts
  4. Inspect Drain Pan
  5. Check And Clean Evaporator Coil Drain Line & Trap
  6.  Apply Nu-Calgon Tablets (Preventing the build-up of sludge, scum and other deposits)
  7.  Check Evaporator Coil Cleaning
  8.  Inspect Condensate Pump
  9.  Inspect Blower Motor Capacitor
  10.  Inspect Blower Motor
  11.  Inspect Ductwork Condition
  12.  Inspect Attic Insulation
  13.  1″ Inch Filter Replacement
  14.  Inspect Contactor
  15.  Inspect Capacitor
  16.  Inspect Condenser Coil Condition
  17.  Inspect Outdoor Electric Connections & Wire condition
  18.  Inspect Condenser Fan Motor
  19.  Inspect Compressor
  20.  Refrigerant Type
  21.  Low Side PSI Pressure
  22.  High Side PSI Pressure
  23.  Check Condenser Sounds and Vibrations
  24.  Subcooling
  25.  Superheat
  26.  Check Core Valve Leaking
  27.  Inspect Line Set Insulation
  28.  Check Outdoor Unit Level
  29.  Check High Pressure Switch
  30.  Check Low Pressure Switch 
  31. Inspect Reversing Valve
  32.  Inspect Disconnects

Popular Question

Our Technician’s are their to simply inspect and clean your system. If there is a concern for the health or safety of the HVAC system we will bring it to your attention.

Yes, just like a new car it has required maintenance. The same goes with a new HVAC system.