Customer Service
Heating and cooling systems have a way of breaking down when the weather is at its worst - on the coldest night of a frigid winter or during a sizzling summer heat wave. Times when your comfort system must work the hardest and when you need it the most.
A Planned Maintenance Program helps avoid breakdowns and protects the life of your equipment.
Pre-Season Check-ups
With a Planned Maintenance Program your comfort system is inspected and serviced prior to the peak heating/cooling seasons. As a result your system provides many additional years of reliable service.
Energy Savings
With regularly scheduled maintenance your unit is certain to operate more efficiently and with much less power consumption. Clean air filters assure maximum air flow while unrestricted indoor and outdoor coils make heat transfer easier.
Prompt Service
Breakdowns become a remote possibility, but should you ever need service, you get it FAST. Customers holding agreements receive priority over those who don’t.
Service Agreements Are Generally Transferable
Should you wish to sell your home, arrangements may be made to transfer the Planned Maintenance Program to the new owners, making your home more marketable.
Prolong The Effective Life Of Your Equipment
A Planned Maintenance Program operates under the theory that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of the cure.” It is systematic maintenance that corrects minor problems before they can grow into costly emergencies. Your Planned Maintenance Program is tailored exactly to YOUR heating/cooling equipment.
Planned Maintenance Includes:
- Spring and Fall Service Check.
- Filter Changes.
- Clean outside unit in the Spring.
- Check refrigerant charge.
- Check furnace safety devices.
- Check gas pressure.
- Clean furnace in the fall.
- and more - for more information about a Planned Maintenance Program that’s just right for you.
Inquire about our P/M (Preventative Maintenance) Program.
- Twice a year clean and check.
- 15% discount on parts and labor.
- We call you so you don’t have to remember.
In addition, there are a few simple, routine maintenance operations to help ensure the best performance and comfort from your system.
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