Our Maintenance Package
Give us a call today: 877-772-6639What is maintenance? The word gets thrown around a lot depending on the industry, but in the HVAC world, maintenance is a key service that includes a technician inspecting, cleaning, adjusting, and tuning up your HVAC system. This type of service has often been viewed as optional, but as we’ll discuss down below, it’s anything but.
Our specific maintenance package includes a wide variety of perks and advantages that keep customers happy even if we don’t detect anything wrong with the system during an appointment. Ultimately, maintenance is a proactive service, which means the best kinds of appointments are often fast and uneventful. But by staying a part of our membership program, you get more perks and great deals that can absolutely make the investment worth it.
Why Should I Get a Maintenance Package?
First, let’s start with the most important value proposition that comes with a maintenance package–the maintenance appointment itself.
Maintenance includes one or two visits a year with a licensed technician where they inspect and maintain your HVAC technology. Even if maintenance only included this, it would still be worth the investment. That’s because maintenance does a lot to ward off repairs in the future, extend the lifespan of your heating and cooling technology, and also improve the output and performance of the system.
You know how we always mention that an HVAC system lasts anywhere from 10-15 years? What we don’t usually say is that this lifespan is only realistically achievable with regular maintenance performed every year. A system could last half that long if it goes neglected in subpar conditions.
We don’t just stop with a maintenance appointment though. We offer discounts, priority service, automated scheduling, credits toward a new replacement, and more.
Here’s Everything We Maintain
Let’s discuss everything involved in a maintenance appointment. We’ll try to be as thorough as possible but remember–we tailor our maintenance to your home and needs so you can get the most out of our visit.
- The inspection. First, we inspect your system. This is extra valuable if you’ve got a gas furnace since we will ensure that it works as safely as possible. But with this inspection, we can detect any budding problems, monitor the efficiency of the system, and make sure everything is operating smoothly.
- The cleaning. Next, we clean all of the components. This is huge, because regular cleaning is known to improve performance and efficiency. We lubricate ball bearings, insulate and reposition wires, and realign components that might be starting to rub against one another. This process might seem like a formality, but it does wonders for your HVAC system on a technical level.
- The minor adjustments. Next, we identify and target anything that needs adjusting. This can be settings on your thermostat to wiring that’s starting to bend or snap.
- The tune-up. This is where the more intricate part of maintenance comes into play. We’ll tune up the larger, more complex components of your HVAC system like the compressor of your air conditioner or the burner of your gas furnace. These components are extremely important but also complex in nature, so we need to address every component we inspected to make sure they function properly.
- The assessment. Finally, we’ll discuss with you our findings. We’ll let you know if anything is getting worn down or degrading to the point where replacement might be in your future. This is where you can ask us questions and get the information you’re looking for.
We Offer Comprehensive Servicing for Your HVAC System
What does "comprehensive service" mean when you think about it? The good part about our maintenance package is that it can be anything you want it to be. Our team of licensed HVAC technicians are extremely receptive to our customers, and we put customer service first.
This means you can collect all of your questions and get your heating bills ready for your first maintenance appointment. We can walk you through anything that needs explaining while we also provide a standard maintenance appointment.
Our goal during maintenance is not just to tune-up your system, but to ensure you feel confident about the condition of your technology and the performance of the system.
This is what comprehensive maintenance means to us, and it’s something we encourage every customer to take full advantage of.
What’s Included In My Maintenance Check-Ups?
Here’s what you can expect during a maintenance check-up.
- We’ll inspect the thermostat and make sure the settings are optimized.
- We ensure all electrical connections are tight and secure. These components are some of the primary reasons for a breakdown or a problem in the future, and we can work hard to mitigate it with preventative maintenance.
- We lubricate any components that are moving or that might create friction.
- We check and inspect your condensate drain for any clogs or mold growth. This can be a huge boon for your air quality as well as the condition of your AC.
- We check to ensure that the system is being controlled adequately by your thermostat. We’ll also recommend any improvements, upgrades, or replacements that might be required.
Schedule an appointment with our team to join our maintenance club and gain access to the benefits you’ve been waiting for.
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