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You can save money and protect your HVAC systems for an entire year thanks to our energy savings programs. We gladly offer maintenance agreements starting at $14.95 per month. Our maintenance agreement (MA) program is designed to check, clean, and maintain your HVAC systems. Your heating and cooling equipment will stay reliable, safe, and efficient for years to come. Contact us today to learn more about our inspection criteria. With a complete analysis and performance check at all points, you can minimize the effects of wear and tear to due to age and operation. 


You're a busy person; it's natural to be running behind on those around-the-house maintenance jobs. However, when you neglect your HVAC systems, you're putting your equipment in jeopardy for serious risks and costly repairs. If your utility bills are costing a fortune, it's probably because of a poorly maintained system. With our energy savings agreement, we'll gladly remind you when it’s time to schedule your maintenance.


You'll have peace of mind knowing your residential and commercial equipment is running at the manufacturer's recommended specifications, which satisfies requirements for your WARRANTY . It also reduces utility bills, extends equipment life, improves indoor comfort, and ensures equipment safety. This in turn directly reduces the number of major repairs. When you sign up, you'll receive priority scheduling for your tune-up. In the event that your system breaks down, you will receive a 10% discount on repairs or new equipment! Download and print our maintenance agreement.

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Services

You'll receive 2 tune-ups per year with our maintenance agreements.

Our maintenance agreements include:

  • 15% Off any flat rate repair during the agreement term.
  • Cleaning the air conditioning coils
  • Cleaning condensate pans
  • Cleaning the blower compartment
  • Cleaning the burner assembly
  • Checking the temperature difference of the air
  • Checking the thermostat operation
  • Checking air filters
  • Checking volts and amps of the motors
  • Checking the duct system & circuit boards
  • Checking refrigerant pressures
  • Checking the heat exchanger
  • Blowing out the drains
  • Test starting capabilities
  • Tightening electrical connections
  • Adding chem. tabs to the drain pans
  • Testing safety controls
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