Heating & Cooling Maintenance Plans
One of the most important things you can do as a property owner is to make sure your heating and air conditioning system is properly maintained. From lowering your overall energy bills to increasing the lifespan of your air conditioner, there are a number of reasons why you should have your HVAC routinely serviced. Maintenance is key to an efficient HVAC System. This is why we offer AC maintenance plans. Regular air conditioning service is an important safeguard for your indoor comfort system.
Therefore ensuring that it will continue functioning efficiently and cost-effectively throughout the year. Routinely planned heat pump service can also help minimize the need for repairs; ultimately saving you money while also helping you avoid the inconvenience of being without a working HVAC system.
In fact, heating and air conditioning maintenance can also save you money in the short term. That's why it's so important to make provisions for regular air conditioning and heat pump service.
Heating and Air Maintenance
Offers You Peace of Mind
Because your peace of mind depends on knowing that your HVAC equipment is working efficiently and will continue running as long as possible before needing repair, we know you will agree that air conditioning service agreements that offer regularly scheduled AC and heat pump service offer real value. Providing for your system's longevity and safety, and also its efficiency by investing in an air conditioning service agreement is one of the best ways you can ensure your long-term comfort and minimize the likelihood that you will be caught off-guard by an unexpected equipment breakdown. This is another of the many advantages your air conditioner and heat pump service agreement delivers, making it well worth the cost - because you simply can't put a price on peace of mind. Contact Air Force Heating & Air Today to setup your plan! We are happy to answer all questions regarding our air conditioning maintenance plans.
The Air Force Maintenance Energy Saving Agreement
At Air Force Heating & Air, we make it easy to schedule your routine air conditioner and heat pump service by offering our Air Force Energy Saving Agreement (ESA). When you make the Air Force ESA your air conditioning service agreement of choice, you will receive maintenance checkups every year based on the level you choose; silver, gold, or platinum. You will also qualify for up to a 10% discount on any needed air conditioning repairs, and become eligible for priority service. Signing up for one of our heating and air conditioning service agreements is an important investment in one of the costliest and most critical systems in your home or business.
Air Force Maintenance Plans
THE FOLLOWING EXCLUSIONS APPLY TO ALL PLANS: Service calls must be placed by 2PM for same-day service. Whole home media filters are not included in this pricing. All plan sales are non-refundable.
Silver
| Annual Investment | $180 |
|---|---|
| Each Additional Unit | $120 |
| Priority Service | Within 24 Hours |
| Seasonal Inspection | 2 |
| Repair Discount | 10% |
| Blower Wheel Cleaning | $165 |
| Capacitor/Contactor/Ignitor Replacement | $149 |
| Condenser Coil Cleaner | $93 |
Gold
| Annual Investment | $249 |
|---|---|
| Each Additional Unit | $144 |
| Priority Service | Same Day |
| Seasonal Inspection | 2 |
| Repair Discount | 10% |
| Blower Wheel Cleaning | $165 |
| Capacitor/Contactor/Ignitor Replacement | $149 |
| Condenser Coil Cleaner | INCLUDED |
Platinum
| Annual Investment | $540 |
|---|---|
| Each Additional Unit | $240 |
| Priority Service | Same Day |
| Seasonal Inspection | 2 |
| Repair Discount | 10% |
| Blower Wheel Cleaning | INCLUDED |
| Capacitor/Contactor/Ignitor Replacement | INCLUDED |
| Condenser Coil Cleaner | INCLUDED |
| Evaporator Coil BIO CLEAN Treatment | INCLUDED |
Expert Air Conditioning Service and Maintenance
Located right here in LaGrange, GA, Air Force Heating & Air is the best HVAC service provider in the area. One of the most important things you can do as a property owner is to make sure your heating and air conditioning system is properly maintained. From lowering your overall energy bills to increasing the lifespan of your air conditioner, there are a number of reasons why you should have your HVAC routinely serviced.
This AC and heat pump maintenance ensures that your equipment continues to meet your needs and your family's comfort for years to come. Your HVAC equipment is a complex, multi-faceted system, and therefore many things can go wrong within that system without proper AC or heat pump service. Your equipment works hard year-round to provide the heating and cooling that keep you cool and comfortable month after month. That's why your system needs regular air conditioning services such as the following:
1. Check-Ups
2. Tune-Ups
3. Filter Changes
Routine Maintenance Benefits:
- Increase the overall lifespan of your heating and air conditioning system
- Ensure your system runs as efficiently as possible
- Improve indoor air quality
- Reduce your utility bills
- Remain compliant with your HVAC manufacturer's warranty
- Reduce the need for major repairs
Air Conditioning
Maintenance Checklist
As you may know, we're Carrier authorized dealers and service providers. What you may not know is that we have many years of experience working with all heating and air conditioning makes and models. No matter what system you have, we can service it. When we come to your property for a routine service appointment, our technicians follow an Energy-Star compliant checklist to ensure they thoroughly examine your system.
If this is your first time contacting an AC repair company, or you've had bad experiences with HVAC techs in the past, you may have some reservations about reaching out to a new company. Since customer service is our top priority, we want to make sure that you know exactly what you can expect from us on a service call.
During your routine maintenance appointment, we will:
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Calculate the voltage and current on the motors.
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Clean all electric heat strips.
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Tighten any/all electrical connections.
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Examine the unit’s outdoor and indoor coils.
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Lubricate the motors and bearings.
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Make sure all safety devices are working properly.
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Clean the condensate drains.
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If needed, adjust the pilot.
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Check your refrigerant charge.
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If necessary, adjust the gas pressure.
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Measure the unit’s temperature split.
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Audit heating and A/C cycles.
