Preventative Maintenance Program
January 1, 2022 - December 31, 2023
| $189
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Our preventative maintenance program empowers homeowners to be proactive and ensures that their air conditioning systems are running efficiently, reliably, and ready to prevent potential breakdowns before they happen. Preventative maintenance of your air conditioning system can help save money and extend the life of your HVAC equipment. Most homeowners tend to practice reactive maintenance or “run it till it breaks” which has low upfront costs but will ultimately degrade equipment performance and reliability over time.
Program Benefits:
1. $50.00 Service call
2. Never an overtime charge
3. Extended equipment life
4. Improved efficiency
5. Reduces breakdowns
6. Priority Customer
A Full 20-Point System Inspection
1. Chemically clean indoor coil if accessible
2. Clean or replace the washable filter
3. Measure amps of the blower motor
4. Measure amps of heat kit
5. Tighten electrical connections at the air handler
6. Test capacitor at the air handler
7. Clean primary drain pan
8. Clean secondary drain pan
9. Vacuum condensate line
10. Measure amps of low voltage input
2. Clean or replace the washable filter
3. Measure amps of the blower motor
4. Measure amps of heat kit
5. Tighten electrical connections at the air handler
6. Test capacitor at the air handler
7. Clean primary drain pan
8. Clean secondary drain pan
9. Vacuum condensate line
10. Measure amps of low voltage input
11. Add an anti-algae tablet
12. Test run and start capacitor at condensor
13. Measure compressor amps
14. Measure fan motor ampere
15. Clean outdoor coil
16. Measure voltage to condenser
17. Tighten electrical connections on condenser
18. Check refrigerant operating pressures
19. Test thermostat
20. Measure voltage at disconnects
12. Test run and start capacitor at condensor
13. Measure compressor amps
14. Measure fan motor ampere
15. Clean outdoor coil
16. Measure voltage to condenser
17. Tighten electrical connections on condenser
18. Check refrigerant operating pressures
19. Test thermostat
20. Measure voltage at disconnects
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