Maintenance Program

Heating & cooling systems are composed of several moving mechanical components that can wear, corrode, and get dirty every time they operate. The manufacturers understand this and therefore advise that the system be tested, cleaned, and adjusted annually. In fact, it is so important to the reliability of the equipment that they make it a condition of their warranty.

The utility companies are motivated to reduce fuel/electrical consumption. Fuel companies want to make sure that gas appliances operate safely. So, to keep systems operating safely and at peak efficiency utility companies tell you to have your equipment inspected and adjusted annually.

In order to keep equipment operating efficiently, safely, and reliably, Energy Star, the federal government, consumer guides, and even DIY guides recommend you have regularly scheduled maintenance performed by a professional.

Comfort Tech will perform the required annual maintenance to help your system work better, last longer, and run safely. The Comfort Elite Energy Savings Agreement is designed to help give you peace of mind. For as little as $11.50 per month (depending on the number and type of units) you can enjoy the following benefits and services:

Benefits

·         Peace of mind

·         Lower utility bills

·         Extended equipment life

·         Fewer breakdowns/repairs

·         Improved capacity

·         15% discount on repairs

·         Preferential repair service

·         Inflation protection

·         24-hour emergency service

·         Never an overtime charge

·         Automatic – We call to schedule

·         Maintain/enhance comfort level

·         Required for equipment warranty

·         Keeps system running safely

·         Better for the environment

 

Precision tune-up procedures include:

·         Clean & adjust burner assembly

·         Clean ignition assembly

·         Test for carbon monoxide

·         Clean & inspect heat exchanger

·         Monitor flue draft

·         Test safety controls

·         Monitor refrigerant pressure

·         Clean evaporator coil if accessible

·         Clean condenser coil

·         Clean condensate drains

·         Apply protective coating to outdoor unit

·         Measure temperature difference

·         Test external static pressure

·         Test system delivered efficiency

·         Test starting capabilities

·         Clean & adjust blower components

·         Measure for correct airflow

·         Tighten electrical components

·         Measure volts/amps

·         Lubricate moving parts

·         Adjust thermostat calibration