There are various reasons why investing in your HVAC maintenance is important. Scheduling regular checks and following through on fixing minor problems will help you prolong the life of your HVAC system. A well-maintained unit will provide less serious problems, and less unnecessary costs.

The Ultimate HVAC Maintenance Checklist
Knowing what to do when it comes time for HVAC maintenance is as simple as having a checklist of items. This allows a person to check off the items and ensures that he or she will not miss any simple fixes that could result in severe problems down the line. An HVAC maintenance checklist details what specifically needs to be done and gives homeowners a guideline to follow when servicing a unit. 

Lower Utility Bills 
Saving money is one of the main reasons home or business owners should consider maintaining their HVAC systems. An HVAC unit that is running efficiently, as well as a home that is properly insulated, means less money spent on heating and cooling the building. HVAC maintenance is also important to prevent the need for major or frequent repairs.

​Healthy Air 
A properly maintained HVAC unit will not only keep a home warm or cool, but it will prevent problems with air quality. Clean filters and coils mean better breathing for an entire family. An unmaintained HVAC unit is a breeding ground for dirt, mold and bacteria, all of which can cause or worsen respiratory problems for those living in the home or building. 

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Life of the System 
With proper HVAC maintenance, a unit can last well over 10 years. Considering the amount of money a person spends to install an HVAC unit, it makes sense they would want to keep that unit running well for as long as possible.

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Our ULTIMATE COMFORT PLAN does not only come with the two maintenance visits per year included but also comes with additional benefits​​

• Two Maintenance Visits per year
• No service and diagnostic fee during normal operating hours 7am-6pm
• 10% Discount on Repairs
• 5% Discount on Replacement
• Priority Service
• 24/7 Customer Service

Spring Checklist:

1. Check thermostat 
2. Measure Temperature Different
3. Replace Air Filters
4. Turn off Humidification System
5. Wash condenser coil (outdoor unit)
6. Check disconnect fuse box 
7. Check and adjust air flow
8. Inspect all electrical connections
9. Test amperage draw on motors
10. Check refrigerant charge 
11. Measure Superheat/Sub-cool
12. Inspect (accessible) evaporator coil
13. Lubricate moving parts
14. Clean condensate drain 
15. Monitor all electrical Components 
16. Check breaker 
17. Check Cooling cycle for proper operation 
18. Clean air conditioner unit
19. Tighten all screws
20. Check proper outdoor condenser air flow

​Fall Checklist:

1. Check thermostat
2. Replace Air Filter
3. Check for Carbon Monoxide
4. Inspect Heat Exchanger
5. Check Temperature different
6. Inspect Control boards
7. Check safety devices
8. Check for gas leaks
9. Clean Flame Sensing Element
10. Check gas valve operation
11. Adjust Humidistat
12. Replace Humidifier pad (additional charge for pad)
13. Test ignition system
14. Inspect electrical connections
15. Measure gas pressure
16. Clean furnace cabinet
17. Lubricate moving parts
18. Test voltage and amperage draw on motors
19. Inspect circuit board
20. Check Heating cycle for proper operation