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Air Conditioning

Inspection/Service

Verify & Inspect

  * Amps

  * Voltage

  * Compressor

  * Refrigerant Lines & Leak(s)

  * Blower Motor

  * Condenser Coil

  * Indoor Coil

  * Electrical Connections

  * Operating Pressures

    and Temperatures

  * Blower Assembly

  * Belt

  * Thermostat  

  * Lubricate Bearings

    (if necessary)

  * Clean Condensate Drain

    and/or Blow Out

  * Install appropriate filter for unit

     (if necessary)


Evaporative

(Swamp) Coolers

Inspection/Service

Verify & Inspect

  * Motor

  * Lubricate Bearings

    (if necessary)

  * Belts

  * Sheaves

  * Pumps

  * Float

  * Media

  * Water Nozzles (clean out)  

Heating System

Inspection/Service
Verify & Inspect

  * Gas Leak(s)

  * Burners and Clean (if necessary)

  * Pilot Light

  * Ignition System

  * Vent Pipe and Draft Diverter

  * Supply and Return Air Temperatures

  * Amperage on Blower Motor

  * Blower Assembly

  * Belt

  * Electrical System

  * All Safety Controls

  * Thermostat

  * Electronically Test for Carbon Monoxide

  * Lubricate Blower Motor

  * Visually Inspect Heat Exchanger

     (for cracks)

  * Install appropriate filter for unit

     (if necessary)

 

Boilers & Hydronic Systems

Inspection/Service

Verify & Inspect

  * Amps

  * Voltage

  * Valves

  * Pressures

  * Agua Stat

  * Circulation Pump

  * Temperature

  * Flame Safeties

  * Pressure Relief Valve

  * Electrical System


AND MORE …

 

Too many services to list —

speak to one of our

expert service technicians today!

 TIPS FOR SERVICE APPOINTMENTS


* Know where all of the units in our heating

   and cooling system are located.

* Check your air filter. A dirty air filter is a

   common cause of problems.

* Write down the model numbers of all your

   equipment.

* Be ready to explain clearly what symptoms

   or problems you've had.

* Know how long ago your problem began.

* Make sure the system is accessible by the

    technician. If there is something blocking

    any of your products, please remove it.

* If your system's products are in an attic or

   crawl space, please make it easily accessible.

* Lock pets in a separate room so they don't

   get in the way or get hurt.

* Make sure there's an adult (18 or over)

   home to legally allow entry to your home.

* Be prepared to answer the phone. Many

   technicians will call to confirm the

   appointment when they are on their way.

* If you rent your home, make sure you

   have your landlord's permission to have

   your system serviced.

* If your heat pump or air conditioner is

   frozen, shut it off before the technician

   arrives so to allow thaw.

* Make available a file containing

   information on all prior services

   performed on your system.

* Be prepared to make a payment to the

    technician.