Maintenance Agreements
To ensure the efficiency of your heating and cooling equipment and to protect the manufacturer's warranty, manufacturers suggest that you have your equipment inspected twice yearly.
COOLING (Spring)
- Check refrigerant charge
- Check air filters
- Check indoor and outdoor coils
- Check electrical connections
- Check running voltage
- Check condensate drain
- Inspect contactor points
- Inspect capacitors
- Check amperages of motors and compressor
- Check temperature split across evaporator coil
HEATING (Fall)
- Check refrigerant charge
- Check air filters
- Check coils
- Check electrical connections
- Check voltage and amperage of motors and compressor
- Check fan blades for tightness
- Check amp draw of electric heaters
- Check 1st stage heating
- Check 1st and 2nd stage heating
- Check low temperature cut off
- Check defrost initiation and termination
This is a preventative maintenance agreement. It includes two maintenance inspections annually: spring and fall on covered equipment. Agreements can be written to include humidifiers, air cleaners and damper systems. Maintenance agreements provide preferred service/scheduling over non-contract customers. They provide proper factory recommended care for peak efficiency. This prolongs equipment life by preventing excessive wear. All parts and labor beyond the scope of general maintenance will be discounted by 10%.
Additional Charges
- Replacement of R22 or 410A refrigeration
- Replacement Media Air Filters or humidifier pads
- Cleaning of indoor or outdoor coil
- Replacement parts if needed