Maintenance Agreement

Most HVAC maintenance agreements are based on performing preventive maintenance. Preventive maintenance is meant to prevent problems or malfunctions from occurring with the heating and cooling system. It also enables the heating and cooling system to operate at its peak ability, which increases its performance and efficiency.

The services included in an HVAC maintenance agreement can vary from company to company. Some maintenance agreements can be pretty basic while others are more in-depth and cover more areas and components. Most maintenance agreements will include services for both the cooling system (in the Spring) and the heating system (in the Fall).

For example, our HVAC maintenance plan includes elements such as:

• Inspecting the cooling levels
• Inspecting the air filter and changing it if needed
• Inspecting the condenser fan motor and blades
• Inspecting and cleaning the evaporator coil
• Checking and adjusting the thermostat
• and much more

These maintenance services are performed on the air conditioner in the Spring to ensure that it is ready to perform at its peak ability for the Summer.

In the Fall, the maintenance plan includes elements such as:

• Cleaning the blower
• Checking and adjusting the burners
• Inspecting the air filter and changing it if needed
• Inspecting the igniter/pilot light
• Checking the airflow
• and much more

These maintenance services keep the heating system running at its peak ability and helps prevent major breakdowns and malfunctions.

Most HVAC maintenance agreements will include similar services to what we’ve listed above, but some might include more services and some might include less. As I stated before, it can vary from company to company and agreement to agreement. Some companies even offer multiple maintenance agreements that the customer can choose from. This allows the customer to choose one that best fits their specific needs.