Maintenance Plans

Frequently asked maintenance questions.

If I own a good piece of equipment, why do I still need to have maintenance done?

Good Question! Your heating and cooling system may be extremely reliable and efficient now; however, annual maintenance can make sure it stays that way. Proper maintenance will help ensure that your equipment will be professionally cleaned and maintained, increasing its longevity and efficiency. Many manufacturers require maintenance for you to keep your parts and labor warranty valid.

What maintenance does your service professional do that's worth the cost of a Comfort Plan?

Cleaning and checking your equipment on a regular basis is similar to the kind of maintenance your car needs to run properly. When you properly maintain your air conditioning and heating equipment you receive the following benefits: you will help prevent the need for expensive repairs and potential property damage; your equipment's lifetime will be extended; and, you may enjoy significant reductions in your monthly utility bills.

Service plans are generally scheduled for the spring and fall to maintain peak efficiency, help keep utility bills lower, extend the life of your HVAC system, and avert failures. Sometimes service plans are referred to as "planned maintenance agreements," "start and checks," or "preventive service agreements." Most agreements offered cover an inspection of the entire HVAC system and routine maintenance (such as replacing or cleaning filters).

Out of Sight, NOT Out of Mind

The cliché "out of sight, out of mind" is often the reason for neglected maintenance on your HVAC system. HVAC systems are usually installed where they aren't seen, such as in a section of the basement, a closet, on rooftops, or in mechanical rooms, making them easy to ignore. The systems are simply taken for granted, until they fail. Decreased efficiency, utility over-payment, discomfort, loss of productivity, premature replacement, and higher repair costs are the result. Getting your HVAC system checked twice annually is just as important as changing the oil in your car every 3,000 miles!

Contact Us

What's your bottom line?

  • Savings: Service plans typically more than pay for themselves through higher efficiency, lower utility bills, and contractor discounts. Service plan customers typically receive a discount on all parts and services performed during the entire year.
  • Peace of Mind: Predictive maintenance will mean fewer system failures and a longer life for your HVAC equipment.
  • Priority Service: Should a system failure occur during the heat of the summer or the cold of the winter, customers with service plans generally receive priority service.
  • Continuity: Many contractors assign technicians to specific customers. That way, you get to see and know the same service technician, and he or she becomes more familiar with you and your equipment.

Combination Maintenance Plans
Gas Furnace and Heat pump (one fall and spring tune-up)
Oil Furnace and Heat pump (one fall and spring tune-up)
Heat pump and Air Handler (one fall and spring tune-up)
Gas Furnace or Gas Boiler and Air Conditioner (one fall and spring tune-up)
Oil Furnace or Oil Boiler and Air Conditioner (one fall and spring tune-up)

Single Maintenance Plans
Gas Furnace or Gas Boiler (one fall tune-up)
Oil Furnace or Oil Boiler (one fall tune-up)
Heat pump and Air Handler (one fall or spring tune-up)
Air Conditioner and Air Handler (one spring tune-up)

*Add Accessories with any of the above plans
April Aire Humidifier
Electric Air Cleaner (one fall or spring tune-up)
Space-Guard Air Cleaner (Model 2200, 2400, & 5000) (one filter change per year)
Media Filter