Residential maintenance plan

How it works

• You pick how often. We recommend at least once a year. Many customers choose twice: spring for cooling and fall for heating.
• We reach out when it's due to set up a time that works for you.
• You pay for each visit when it's done, at our regular rates. There's no membership, no sign-up fee and nothing paid in advance, and we never bill for work that hasn't been done.
• Change it or stop any time. Just let us know.

What we do at each visit

• Change or clean the air filter(s)
• Test the safety controls
• Check the thermostat and controls
• Inspect the burner, flame and heat exchanger on a furnace
• Clean the outdoor coil and inspect the indoor coil
• Clear the condensate drain and pan
• Tighten electrical connections and check contactors and capacitors
• Check for refrigerant leaks, and measure pressures, temperatures and amp draw
• Inspect belts and lubricate motors, on equipment that has them

Your technician records what was checked on each unit, so the next visit picks up where the last one left off. If something needs repair, we tell you what we found and what it would cost before doing anything.

Why it's worth doing

A tune-up catches small problems, like a weak capacitor or a clogged drain, before they become a breakdown on the hottest or coldest day of the year. A clean, well-adjusted system also runs more efficiently. And if you have an extended warranty plan, yearly maintenance is one of its requirements.

More detail: what happens at a maintenance visit, and how often.

Getting started

Call 805-965-6326 or send us a message and ask to be put on the maintenance plan, and tell us how often you'd like to hear from us. If your system is due now, you can book the first visit online.

For a business, see our commercial maintenance plans.