Our Maintenance Plans
Maintain Your HVAC System with Proper Maintenance
The most important thing you can do to ensure you get the most of your existing HVAC system in New Hampshire is to have it serviced twice a year. The best time to do this is before the extreme weather arrives. The climate unique to New Hampshire is especially rough on our Units. Not only do they have to suffer through the summer heat, but also rainstorms and severe snowfall. These storms can strong winds, flooding, ice, and lightning strikes, which can lead to power surges. Your system has to work when you need it most, so make sure it’s in top shape with a complete HVAC maintenance tune-up.
Member Benefits:
- Includes one annual maintenance
- $89 dispatch fee waived during normal business hours on service calls
- $100 off dispatch fee after hours, weekends & holidays
- 10% off service repairs
- $500 off system replacement
- Priority service
Our 15-point HVAC maintenance service is incredibly thorough. Not only will we clean your system and replace the air filter, but we will also:
Heating
- Operate the thermostat and cycle the heating system
- Check limit switch safety controls
- Check 24v and 120v wiring & circuits
- Inspect burners and burner tubes
- Inspect motors and wiring
- Test capacitor and rating
- Check and test pressure switch- clean pressure switch tube
- Test condensate pump and clear drains
- Inspect gas valve and ignition components
- Inspect exhaust venting
- Perform heat exchanger safety camera inspection
- Replace standard 1-inch air filter
- Check inlet and manifold gas pressure
- Check airflow and temperature rise
- Perform combustion efficiency test
Cooling
- Operate the thermostat & cycle unit
- Replace the standard 1-inch air filter
- Inspect the blower motor
- Inspect the condenser fan motor
- Check the condensate drain
- Test the condensate discharge pump
- Check the voltage & inspect 240Volt & 24Volt electrical circuits
- Inspect the condenser coil, and wash on as needed basis
- Check the compressor & system amperage
- Check the refrigerant charge
- Measure the degrees of cooling in the home
- Test the capacitors
- Inspect the service valves & Schrader cores
- Inspect the 240volt/24volt contactor coil & electrical terminals
- Test the safety controls & inspect the overflow cutout switch