Residential Maintenance

SEASONAL MAINTENANCE
Why?
Seasonal maintenance is the best way to prolong the life of your equipment, to protect against costly breakdowns and to promote maximum heating efficiency, equipment longevity and safety.

Benefits of a Peace of mind maintenance agreement

Energy Savings -
With regularly scheduled maintenance, your unit is certain to operate more efficiently and with less power consumption. Clean air filters assure maximum air flow while unrestricted indoor and outdoor coils make heat transfer easier. Studies show that a system will lose 50 percent efficiency if not maintained regularly.

Properly maintained equipment can last up to 20% longer with regular tune-ups and filter changes.

Safety-
Checking your system each year is a smart investment in the safety of your family. A furnace that is burning incorrectly or a cracked heat exchanger can cause serious problems or worse could cause fatal results.

Discounts-
Customers with Service Agreements receive a 10% discount on repairs. You also get 10% off any accessories purchased (Humidifiers, Electronic Air Cleaners Thermostats). Should you need refrigerant, you get 25% off that too!

Prompt Service-
Breakdowns become a remote possibility, but should you ever need service, you get it fast. Customers with Service Agreements receive priority.

Seasonal Check-ups -
Your residential comfort system is inspected and serviced twice a year, prior to the heating and cooling seasons. As a result, your system provides many additional years of safe, efficient, and reliable service.

If you are having a service problem or need to schedule a maintenance visit Click Here.

Points of service

Gas Furnace 12 Point Check
• Heat exchanger condition will be examined and noted
• Safeties will be checked for proper operation, including blower door interlock switch
• Burners will be cleaned
• Visually inspect furnace combustion
• Thermocouple will be checked
• Pilot flame will be checked
• Flame proving rod will be cleaned
• Flue drafts on furnace and water heater will be checked
• Flue pipes will be checked
• Inspect air filter and replace if necessary (customer to provide)
• Inspect indoor blower motor
• Thermostat will be cycled through each mode of operation
• Check temperature rise across furnace heat exchanger per manufacturers specification

Air Conditioning 15 Point Check
Outdoor
• Clean and inspect condenser coil
• Inspect outdoor fan motor, oil if necessary
• Inspect contactors, relays and electrical connections
• Check disconnect for proper and safe operation
• Check refrigerant level
• Check temperature of key components
• Crankcase heater will be tested
• Check line dryers for restrictions

Indoor
• Check temperature drop across evaporator coil
• Inspect indoor blower motor, oil if necessary
• Inspect and adjust belts and pulleys as needed
• Inspect air filters and replace if necessary (customer to provide)
• Remove drain hose and clean for proper draining
• Cycle thermostat operation and calibrate if necessary
• Check main and low voltage wiring for safety