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Air Quality Control
Comfort Club Membership
HVAC preventative maintenance might be the most important action for property owners to undertake to ensure that a building’s heating and cooling systems operate at optimal levels and for the longest duration possible. Preventative maintenance is looking, testing, cleaning and confirming that an HVAC system is operating properly. It's also used to identify potential issues for the future and allowing them to be addressed on a convenient timeline.
Air Conditioner
BEFORE
AFTER
A/C Maintenance Covers
- Visual check of HVAC filter
- Test of indoor blower motor capacitor
- Condenser coil cleaning (see picture above)
- Condenser fan motor capacitor test
- Condenser compressor capacitor test
- Check condition of hard start/start assist relay (if available)
- Check and test voltage switching relay (contactor)
- Check compressor condition
- Check condition of high voltage wires
- Check condition of low voltage wires
- Check condition of lineset insulation
- Check condition of electrical whip
- Check condition of electrical disconnect switch
- Check if A/C unit is leveled
- Measure compressor Amp draw and test for proper operation
- Measure fan motor Amp draw and test for proper operation
- Record ambient temperature when testing the unit
- Measure indoor supply outlet temperature
- Measure indoor return outlet temperature
- Measure evaporator coil temperature
- Measure condenser coil temperature
- Measure refrigerant subcooling temperature
- Measure refrigerant superheat temperature
- Check core valves for leakage
Furnace
BEFORE
AFTER
Furnace Maintenance Covers
- Visual check of HVAC filter
- Test of indoor blower motor capacitor
- Check humidifier for proper operation (if available)
- Perform temperature rise across heat exchanger
- Inspect the flue pipe
- Test all rollout and high limit switches
- Inspect and clean flame sensor
- Inspect furnace burners
- Inspect ignition controls
- Check igniter Ohm reading
- Carefully inspect the heat exchanger
- Measure inducer motor Amp draw
- Check thermostat operation
- Vacuum any dirt/dust inside the furnace
- Test and inspect pressure switch and its tube for blockage
- Clean furnace condensation lines (if available)
- Check gas connection to the furnace
- Test gas valve operation
- Check gas pressure in the furnace (if necessary)
- Inspect collector box for leaks/cracks (if available)
- Inspect blower motor and wheel
- Measure blower motor Amp draw
- Inspect electronic control board
- Inspect entire furnace for safety issues
- Inspect entire furnace for rust or water leaks
- Check and tighten all electrical connections
- Test door switch
- Clean up after work is completed
Comfort Club Program
$15.99/Month
Add $9.75/Month for each additional unit on site
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15% Discount on Repairs
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Free Call Out Fee
Comprehensive Safety Inspection
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