Maintenance Plans to fit YOUR lifestyle!
You wouldn’t drive your car 200,000 miles without changing the oil, would you? Well the same logic holds true for your heating and air conditioning system. You will enjoy greater comfort, lower costs and a longer life for your system when you have a quality maintenance plan.
With customized service and protection solutions, there is sure to be a plan to fit your needs.
Investing in an HVAC maintenance program is essentially like getting a health insurance policy for your home’s comfort system. It moves you from a “reactive” mindset (fixing things when they break) to a “proactive” one.
Here is why our maintenance programs are beneficial:
1. Lower Energy Bills
When your system is clean and tuned up, it doesn’t have to work as hard to reach your desired temperature. Dirty coils and clogged filters force the motor to draw more electricity, so regular maintenance directly translates to lower monthly utility costs.
2. Extended Equipment Lifespan
HVAC systems are a major investment. Regular check-ups prevent the “snowball effect” where a small, cheap-to-fix issue (like a worn belt) causes a major, expensive component (like the compressor) to fail prematurely.
3. Priority Service
Most maintenance agreements include priority scheduling. If your AC goes out during a 100-degree heatwave, being a program member usually jumps you to the front of the line ahead of non-member callers.
4. Cost Savings on Repairs
Our maintenance program includes:
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Discounted Parts and Labor: 10% off repairs.
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Reduced Trip Charges: $10 off diagnostic/trip charges.
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No Overtime Fees: No overtime fees for members.
- Special Discounts: 5% off for Military and First Responders
5. Improved Indoor Air Quality
During maintenance, technicians clean the components that air passes through before entering your home. This reduces the circulation of dust, mold spores, and allergens, which is vital for anyone with respiratory issues.
6. Safety and Peace of Mind
Technicians check for dangerous issues that aren’t always obvious, such as:
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Carbon Monoxide Leaks: Checking for cracks in the heat exchanger.
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Electrical Hazards: Identifying frayed wires or loose connections that could cause a fire.
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Refrigerant Leaks: Ensuring the system isn’t venting harmful gases.
7. Maintaining Warranty Validity
Many manufacturers require proof of annual professional maintenance to honor their parts warranty. If a major component fails and you haven’t had the unit serviced, the manufacturer may deny your claim.
We offer 24/7 Emergency Services!
