Maintenance

Determines the amount of freon in the unit – freon assures the unit is going to continue to cool and heat to the quality you choose – if the freon is low this means you have a leak that needs to be repaired

Determines if the Fan or Compressor are working correctly

Checking and tightening ALL electrical connections and assuring that they are secure

We do NOT include a filter change in the program itself but if you would like to add filter changes throughout the year we can – if not, the technician will check the filter and alert you when it needs to be changed

Includes the Capacitor, Compressor, Contactors, Controls and Fan – assuring the parts are in good working order condition and are not rusted or in need of repair

Assure that the customer knows how to fully operate the thermostat and making sure the thermostat is up to date and functional

Checking Supply and Return Temperatures assures that the equipment is operating correctly

Consists of attaching a vacuum and flushing the PVC line to remove the gunk that builds up that could cause a clog that could leak back into the home

Allows the technician or future technicians to be able to read the model and serial numbers on the unit in case we need to order parts for repair

Technician will spray a special made cleaner on coils and brush them lightly to remove dust and dirt

Includes washing the dirt off the slab that the unit sits on, removing dirt and leaves out of the Condenser itself and physically cleaning the outside of the Condenser and adding a protective coating to the outside of the Condenser to protect against rust, weather conditions or salt water corrosion

Rust proof undercoating of the Condenser (if requested for an additional charge)