Maintenance

WHAT IS PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE?

It is easy to delay a furnace or air conditioning tune-up. The system turns on, so where’s the problem?

In most cases, you won’t notice the problem until it becomes a costly and inconvenient repair. It often takes a professional HVAC technician with the proper equipment to spot those minor issues and address them right away.

A tune-up also helps restore your equipment so that you enjoy lower operating costs. Plus, your equipment lasts longer because you are maintaining it properly. Joining a maintenance plan is a small investment that can pay off big.

OUR PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

Clean evaporator coils and condensers
Clear clogs and clean drain lines to ensure proper flow
Remove any standing water from drain pans to avoid overflows
Check for worn pulleys and belts
Inspect ducts for dust, mold, or debris
Check the refrigerant charge and for any possible leaks
Check thermostats and their controls to ensure they are correctly set
If necessary, change the batteries
Check all connections and the electrical system
Make sure the fan motor is operating correctly
Inspect the blowers and blades to maintain proper airflow
Lubricate any moving parts
Check the HVAC cabinet for leaks
Make sure the HVAC cabinet door is securely closed
Remove any debris from around the unit if it is outdoors

WHY IS REGULAR MAINTENANCE IMPORTANT?

Imagine driving your vehicle without ever changing the oil or checking the brakes. It probably would not go well.

Apply that same strategy to your HVAC system.

When you join a Peace of Mind Maintenance Plan, our NATE-certified specialists become more familiar with your HVAC system to care for it the right way.
Our technicians will recommend practical ways to save money while staying comfortable. We promise never to replace a part unless it is absolutely necessary or we can demonstrate significant cost savings.

Here are a few of the advantages of becoming a maintenance plan member:

Prolongs equipment efficiency
Promotes healthy, clean air
Supports lower utility costs
Guards against unexpected failures
Prolongs equipment life
Meets equipment and home warranty requirements