Choosing an annual maintenance plan for your HVAC equipment just makes sense. Why? There are quite a few reasons:
1) Save Money on Energy Bills & Improve Efficiency of your Equipment
The US Energy Star Program recommends that your home’s energy equipment is properly serviced and maintained twice a year to ensure the maximum energy efficiency.
2) Extend the Life of Your Heating & Cooling Equipment
Equipment that is properly and regularly maintained lasts longer. Also, many equipment manufacturers will not honor your equipment’s warranty unless your system is professionally maintained twice a year.
3) Have a Peace of Mind
Sleep well knowing that your equipment is performing at its maximum efficiency and is safe to use. Regular servicing helps you save money in a long run by avoiding costly repairs and rushed decisions.
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Smart Comfort Plan
The Smart Comfort Annual Maintenance Plan includes:
- 2 Preventative Maintenance Services per Year (as recommended by ENERGY STAR)
- One Spring Maintenance
- One Fall Maintenance
- Customer must schedule maintenance before expiration date of plan
- Priority Customer Status
An Overview of Our Comprehensive Maintenance Service
and Inspection
Furnace Master Tune–Up
- Clean and adjust burners and inspect heat exchangers
- Check thermostat operation
- Lubricate all motors, bearings, fans and inducers (when applicable)
- Clean pilot assembly
- Replace customer-supplied 1” filters and/or supply media replacement filters
- Test and adjust inlet and outlet gas pressure
- Test and adjust operation of safety and operating controls
- Inspect flue pipe and gas valve
- Test and inspect all wiring and connections
- Check blower motor operation and amperage draw
- Test carbon monoxide levels
- Turn exposed dampers to heating position if marked (no balancing)
- Inform customer of equipment condition. Inform of conservation measures to save money
- Recommend necessary repairs with no hard–sell on replacement or repairs
Air Handler Master Tune–Up
- Check thermostat operation
- Lubricate all motors, bearings, fans and inducers (when applicable)
- Replace customer-supplied 1” filters and/or supply media replacement filters
- Test voltage inputs
- Test operation of safety and operating controls
- Test voltage and amperage of all electric heaters
- Clean and check accessible indoor coil
- Check all capacitors for proper uf capacity
- Test and tighten all wiring and connections
- Check blower motor operation and amperage draw
- Turn exposed dampers to heating position if marked (no balancing)
- Inform customer of equipment condition. Inform of conservation measures to save money
- Recommend necessary repairs with no hard–sell on replacement or repairs
Master Cooling Tune–Up & Safety Check
- Lubricate all moving parts where necessary
- Replace customer-supplied 1” filters and/or supply media replacement filters
- Test “temperature drop” between return and supply
- Flush condensation drain to help protect against overflow
- Clean outdoor condenser coil (when necessary)
- Check for correct airflow
- Test operation and condition of compressor contacts
- Inspect start and run capacitors and relays for bulges, rust and leaks
- Check compressor for proper voltage and amperage draw
- Tighten and safety test all wires and connections
- Check blower motor operation and amperage draw
- Check refrigerant level based on liquid suction line pressure and temperature (super-heat or sub-cooling respectively)
- Check capacitors for proper uf capacity
- Check safety controls
- Test for worn motor bearings
- Inform customer of equipment condition. Inform of conservation measures to save money
- Recommend necessary repairs with no hard–sell on replacement or repairs