Are HVAC Maintenance Agreements Really Worth It? Here’s What You Need to Know

The seasons have changed, and the cool, brisk morning air means that it’s time to finally turn on your heat. As you cut it on for the first time, make sure it works correctly and is ready for the next several months with a HVAC tune up and inspection. Our maintenance agreements have been created to help you prevent any unexpected surprises through the year and prepare your unit to run more efficiently.

What is a Maintenance Agreement?

A heating and air conditioning maintenance agreement is a prepaid plan that provides an extensive preventative maintenance schedule performed twice a year, and a discount on any unscheduled repair calls. Once in the spring, before the hot air arrives, and again in the fall, before cold air sets in, our technicians will perform a multi-step inspection including cleaning, tightening, and oiling certain areas of your HVAC system. Find out everything that is included here.

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Do I Need a Maintenance Agreement?

You may have heard of a maintenance agreement in the past and possibly even considered one, but you ask yourself “do I really need that”? Just like you change your oil in your car regularly, visit your doctor for a checkup, and test the batteries in your smoke detector, keeping an investment maintained like your heating and air conditioning unit can pay off in the long run and prevent problems. When our technicians come out in the spring and again in the fall, they’ll prepare your unit for the new seasons and inform you of any red flags that could cause costly repairs in the future.

Benefits of an HVAC Maintenance Agreement

  1. Prevent Costly Breakdowns
    Regular maintenance can catch small issues before they turn into major, expensive repairs. Something as simple as a dirty filter or worn part can escalate into a full system failure if not addressed early.
  2. Extended Equipment Life
    Routine check-ups keep your system running efficiently, which can extend the life of your HVAC unit by several years.
  3. Energy Savings
    A well-maintained system runs more efficiently, helping you save on monthly energy bills. Even a few percent improvement in efficiency can add up over time.
  4. Savings on Repairs
    Should an unexpected repair happen during the year, our maintenance agreement customers receive a discount on service calls and parts.
  5. Peace of Mind
    Knowing that your system is regularly checked and maintained reduces stress and ensures your home stays comfortable year-round.

Maintenance saves you money over time by keeping your unit running smoothly and a maintenance plan is less expensive than costly repairs. If you’ve been considering a maintenance plan, or if you would like to receive a quote for your home or business, call us today for more information! 

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