Heating and cooling maintenance
Our heating and cooling maintenance plans are simple and make sense.
While other companies are bragging about their multi-point inspections, we prefer to tell you exactly what you are getting for your hard-earned money.
No matter which payment option you choose, you’ll get the same great service, detailed inspection and thorough cleaning every time.
What is included in my heating and cooling maintenance?
Heating Maintenance:
- Inspect ignition system
- Inspect all controls, accessories, wiring, and connections including but not limited to contractors, relays, circuit boards, capacitors, and other accessories
- Inspect, clean and adjust burner assembly
- Inspect heat exchanger / heating elements
- Inspect flue system
- Inspect and clean drains as needed
- Clean or replace air filters*
- Inspect blower assembly**
- Check all pressures and adjust as needed
- Check for gas leaks
- Check for presence of Carbon Monoxide
- Check all smoke and CO detectors
- Measure temperature rise and adjust airflow as needed
- Inspection of all visible duct work
Cooling Maintenance:
- Check unit for proper refrigerant levels
- Remove dirt, leaves and debris from inside condenser coil cabinet
- Inspect evaporator coil, drain pan, and condensate drain lines–clean as needed**
- Inspect all controls, accessories, wiring, and connections including but not limited to contactors, relays, circuit boards, capacitors, and other accessories
- Inspect compressor and tubing
- Inspect and clean blower assembly as needed**
- Check base pan for drainage restrictions and remove obstructions as needed**
- Clean or replace air filters*
- Measure temperature drop and adjust airflow as needed
- Inspection of all visible duct work
*Standard 1” or 2” filter change included. Additional charges will apply for specialty filters or those of unique sizes.
**Additional charges could apply.
Learn more about our home and business heating and cooling maintenance plans. We also offer 1 year free maintenance with the purchase and installation of a new system.
Maintenance Plan Options
