Service Agreements - "The Smart Choice"
Heating and cooling systems have a way of breaking down when the weather is at its worst; on the coldest day of a frigid winter, or during a sizzling summer heat wave; times when your comfort system must work the hardest, and when you need it most.
Regular check-ups will help to maximize the life expectancy of your system; unfortunately, even the best maintenance won't prevent normal wear and tear.
Your investment in our service agreement includes:
Two Performance Tune-Ups Per Year (when applicable)
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.
Priority Service
When you have an emergency, you can rest assured Major League Comfort Systems Heating and Air...WILL BE THERE! Our commitment to program customers means we will have a technician to your door as soon as possible.
10% Off Replacement Parts
Example of savings: if the cost of a blower motor replacement was $400, you would save $40 on the repair.
Labor Warranty
All of our labor services are warranted for 90 days. If you have a problem within 90 days of service, there will be no charge to come back out and diagnose the problem. We stand behind our work.
10% Off Repair Labor
Our discounted rates save you money with every service call. Our repair trucks are fully stocked so we are able to repair 99% of calls on the first visit.
Discounted New Unit Purchases
If or when it's time for a new energy-efficient unit, you receive a discount on the complete installation. The average unit today is over $5000 installed. The savings typically pays for the initial cost of the service agreement.
AIR CONDITIONING / HEAT PUMP INSPECTION
- Clean or replace filters
- Visually check for refrigerant leaks
- Inspect outdoor AC unit for proper clearances, inform client
- Hose off outdoor AC unit
- Wipe off outdoor AC unit
- Inspect indoor coil, if accessible
- Inspect blower wheel
- Wipe off blower motor
- Inspect fan belts & pulleys, adjust if necessary
- Check condensate line drainage, clean if necessary
- Drop in algae pills, if accessible
- Check metering device type
- Check and tighten wires at AC breaker
- Check disconnect box / wire size / tighten connections
- Check refrigerant charge
- Air entering outdoor coil
- Check operation of the service valves
- Check capacitor and start components
- Check contactor and relays
- Check compressor and fan motor current
- Suction / liquid line temperature
- Suction pressure
- Superheat / subcooling
- Discharge pressure
- Wipe down return grille(s)
- Return air temperature
- Supply air temperature
- Temperature drop
- Check / Clean thermostat and test operation
- Re-set all maintenance reminders on thermostat
HEATING INSPECTION
- Clean or replace air filters / air cleaner
- Check and clean burners
- Inspect and clean pilot assembly / HIS
- Clean manifold and burner tray area
- Inspect blower wheel for cleanliness
- Check for Carbon monoxide
- Inspect the air passages of open motors, clean
- Temperature rise
- Check diverter box and vent system
- Visually inspect heat exchanger
- Clean and vacuum furnace closet
- Inspect furnace electrical and wiring
- Check for combustible materials at or near furnace
- Clean and adjust thermostat
- Start and test furnace (by thermostat)
- Check for gas leaks
- Check gas pressure
- Check operation of safety controls
- Check burner combustion
- Check fault codes
- Check draft at diverter box / inducer motor
- Check for proper combustion air
- Check for air leaks / plenum / base / closet
- Check for any asbestos products, NOTIFY homeowner
- Visually inspect vent termination and cap