Preventative Maintenance Agreements
Accu-Rite Residential Preventative Maintenance Agreement (PMA)
- Maintain peak system performance and efficiency, reducing energy costs and potential breakdowns. Prolong system life and keep your Heating and Cooling components ready and reliable.
- Heating and Cooling systems are complex - made up of motors, electrical components, coils, valves, controllers, coolant and electronic circuit board computers.
- Failures due to clogged drain lines, plugged or dirty coils, failing capacitors and thermocouples can defeat built-in protection devices and cascade into major system failure.
- Preventative Maintenance Agreements help meet coverage requirements for warranties.
- The PMA provides a discount on parts beginning at the first maintenance service call in the plan.
PRIORITY CUSTOMER STATUS AND REMINDER NOTICES TO SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE
THE PMA PROVIDES A DISCOUNT ON SOME PARTS BEGINNING AT THE FIRST MAINTENANCE SERVICE CALL IN THE PLAN.
THE ASSURANCE OF A PROPERLY MAINTAINED HEATING & COOLING SYSTEM
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Two Seasonal Inspections Per Year
Having your system checked regularly enables us to keep your unit running as efficiently as possible, which saves you money on your utility bill month after month. These regular check-ups also enables us to catch problems such as loose or burnt wires, and freon leaks, before they lead to a larger problem such as motor failure.
10% Off Replacement Parts & Repair Labor
10% Off Replacement parts: Becoming a Preventative Maintenance Member and having two maintenance service visits per year, one in the Spring for A/C servicing and one in the Fall for Heat servicing entitles Preventative Maintenance Agreement Members to a 10% discount on parts and labor for equipment repairs after the first maintenance service call. Without these two service calls, the membership is cancelled and service reverts to standard one-time maintenance.
Labor Warranty
All of our labor services are warranted for 30 days. If you have a problem within 30 days of service, there will be no charge to come back out and diagnose the problem. We stand behind our work.
Energy Saving Coil Cleaning
Dirty coils reduce efficiency and cause your unit to work harder, causing parts to wear out faster, and shorten the life expectancy of your unit. Your unit will cost you more month after month on your utility bill if the coils are not kept clean. Test performed by the EPA explain that as little as 1/10th of a centimeter of dirt or dust on a coil could reduce efficiency by 21%. Since the average homeowner's heating and cooling bill is $1,500 per year, a 21% loss in efficiency means you could be wasting up to $315 each year.
Performance Furnace Tune-Up
- Test for carbon monoxide leaks
- Clean burner assembly
- Clean ignition assembly
- Clean blower motor
- Inspect filtration system
- Adjust blower components
- Test and adjust safety controls
- Tighten electrical connections
- Check flue draft
- Check combustion
- Inspect vent piping
- Inspect humidification system
Performance Air Conditioner Tune-Up
- Clean condenser coil
- Inspect evaporator coil if accessible
- Clean condensate drain
- Clean blower motor
- Inspect filtration system
- Adjust blower components
- Inspect for refrigerant leaks
- Test condensate pump
- Tighten electrical connections
- Test starting capabilities
- Measure air temperature differential
- Monitor refrigerant pressure
- Measure amperage and voltage
Performance Air Handler Tune-Up
- Inspect evaporator coil
- Clean blower motor
- Inspect filtration system
- Adjust blower components
- Test and adjust safety controls
- Tighten electrical connections
- Inspect humidification system
- Inspect electrical heating elements
Performance Heat Pump Tune-Up
- Clean condenser coil
- Clean condensate drain
- Check defrost controls
- Inspect auxiliary heaters
- Inspect filtration system
- Inspect for refrigerant leaks
- Test condensate pump
- Tighten electrical connections
- Test starting capabilities
- Measure air temperature differential
- Monitor refrigerant pressure
- Measure amperage and voltage