Maintenance & Comfort Plans
The quiet care that keeps comfort effortless.
A heating and cooling system works for thousands of hours a year. A little expert attention each spring and fall keeps it running efficiently, catches small problems before they become breakdowns, and keeps the air it delivers clean.
Why maintenance matters
Fewer breakdowns
Most failures give warning signs long before they happen. A trained eye finds them while they are still small and inexpensive.
Lower running costs
Dirty coils, clogged filters and incorrect refrigerant levels quietly make your system work harder. Keeping them right keeps your bills down.
Longer life
Equipment that is cleaned, adjusted and lubricated simply lasts longer.
Safety
A yearly furnace inspection checks the heat exchanger, venting and carbon monoxide levels, the things you cannot see for yourself.
Cleaner air
A clean coil, a clear drain and a fresh filter mean healthier air in every room.
What we check
Heat pumps work in both seasons, so they benefit from both visits.
Spring: cooling
- Refrigerant level and operating pressures
- Indoor and outdoor coils, cleaned as needed
- Condensate drain, pan and overflow safety switch
- Electrical connections, capacitors and contactors
- Compressor and outdoor fan motor
- Airflow across the indoor coil
- Thermostat operation
- Filter
Fall: heating
- Heat exchanger inspected for cracks
- Burners, ignition and flame sensor
- Vent pipe and draft
- Gas pressure and burner adjustment
- Temperature rise across the furnace
- Limit and safety switches
- Carbon monoxide test
- Blower and motor
- Filter
Service agreements
Rather than remembering to book each season, you can arrange a service agreement that covers your seasonal inspections for a flat fee.
For businesses, we offer planned maintenance and full service agreements tailored to your equipment and how your building is used, so your systems stay reliable and your downtime stays low.
Between visits
There are simple things you can do yourself, from changing the filter to keeping the outdoor unit clear.
Ready for your next tune-up?
Book a visit or ask about a service agreement.