Our Services - HVAC Maintenance Plans
Constant Comfort Club Membership Plans
Reliable Heating & Cooling Plans Starting At $22.91 Per Month.
HVAC Maintenance is very important. Having your HVAC system maintained on a routine basis will prevent a lot of common repair calls. A large number of repairs we come across in the summer months are directly related to lack of maintenance.
Something as simple as a dirty outdoor coil can cause serious issues with your air conditioning unit when it’s hot outside. We offer beneficial maintenance plans that have added benefits to our club members. Call us today with any questions that you may have about routine AC or heating maintenance plans that we offer.
Benefits Of Being On Our Club Membership Program
- Fewer breakdowns
- 15% off labor for repairs.
- Peace of mind knowing that your system is being serviced by a professional before each season.
- Longer system life span.
- Minor issues resolved during a simple maintenance rather than becoming a big issue. Something like a burnt wire will be repaired at no extra cost during a maintenance rather than turning into a service call in the summer or winter months.
- As a Club Member, if something does break, we will move you to the front of the line ahead of none club members.
- Proof of maintenance is a huge deal for home warranty companies. You will have documentation to prove you are having your equipment serviced each and every year. This will help to ensure that they cannot blame the repair on lack of maintenance and reject the claim.
- Reduced energy bills by keeping more money in your pocket.
- Peace of mind knowing that your HVAC system is safe and operating properly.
- Flexible payment options available. Pay monthly, quarterly, every 6 months or yearly. Call us for more details and save money and lower your utility bills today!
Constant Comfort Club Member HVAC Maintenance Program
Routine maintenance is one of the most important things you can do to maintain a healthy, happy HVAC system. Investing to keep your system working properly far outweighs the costs associated with repairs or major system failures due to lack of maintenance.
Keeping your HVAC equipment well maintained will not only extend the life of the systems, but it will save you money on your electric bills.
The manufacturers of these systems state right in the installation manuals that maintenance is required to keep the machine running to manufacturer specifications.
We take pride is our AC and heating maintenance visits and ensure that all items on our checklist are verified and tested.
As a homeowner, there are some things that you can do on your own to help keep your hvac system running great.
– Replace your air filters as needed. Usually every few months.
– Keep dogs away from your AC unit is possible. Pet hair can clog up coils. Pet urine can destroy the outdoor coils.
– Avoid setting your thermostat too low in the summer (78 degrees or higher is most efficient) OR to high in the winter (68 degrees or lower is most efficient)
– Turn on your air conditioner at least once or twice in the winter months to circulate oil through the machine to lubricate bearings and internal parts.
– Turn your AC on earlier in the morning if a heat wave is due. This will help fight the heat early on. If you turn on your AC after the home is already 90 degrees inside, it may take several hours to reach the desired set point on the thermostat.
You should still have the more complex maintenance tasks performed by a professional. We are here to handle these more involved HVAC maintenance tasks on a twice per year basis.
- AC tune ups are performed in the spring.
- Heating tune ups are performed in the fall.
- 2 visits per year for residential. 4 visits per year for commercial buildings.
- Peace of mind, reliability, lower utility bills, more money in your pocket. It’s an investment worth making in your homes HVAC equipment.
- HVAC Maintenance for residential and commercial applications is available.
- Safety checks on gas furnaces to ensure there are no gas leaks or carbon monoxide present in the home or building.
- Clean coils, check refrigerant levels, tighten electrical connectors, calibrate thermostat, adjust blower wheel, oil motors, change air filter. This is just some of the many things that we do on a maintenance visit.
