Planned Maintenance Plans Central PA

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Our Priority Customers enjoy peace of mind because they have opted to be a part of one or more of our many Planned Maintenance Agreements, or PMAs for short. PMAs are the best way to guarantee your equipment is operating properly year after year because our certified technicians will have done a thorough inspection and cleaning of your equipment. We have a maintenance agreement for practically any service we provide in order to increase the comfort, reliability and safety of your home’s systems.

Priority Service – in the event of an emergency, we make sure your needs are met as quickly as possible.

Discounts – a 15% discount on all other repair services, multi-unit discounts and multi-year discounts are available. In addition, there are no overtime rates.

Warranted – Many manufacturers require regular maintenance for the equipment to be warranted—our technicians are trained to ensure these standards are met.

Safe, Clean, and Reliable – Proper maintenance ensures equipment lasts longer and is running safely, increasing comfort and reliability.

Energy Savings – clean appliances will run more efficiently, possibly lowering utility bills and preventing or minimizing costly repairs in the future.

Recommended – the U.S. Department of Energy and Energy Star® both highly recommend professional maintenance of HVAC systems.

An accurately sized air conditioner is critical to the performance of your system and the comfort of your home. A load calculation should be performed by a professional to determine the exact heating and cooling needs of your home. There is no real rule-of-thumb as it encompasses much more than just the square footage of the home.

If you find your air conditioner frozen in a block of ice, it’s best to immediately turn the system off and let it completely thaw before any additional damage occurs. There can be several reasons as to why this happens.
First, check that the system is collecting warm air from the house by confirming that return vents are clear and the air filter in the system is not clogged. Bigger issues include low refrigerant or an issue with the systems fan. Regardless, this is a clear indication of a problem and should be diagnosed by a professional right away.

Dust is usually generated by the activity in the home, the more people, pets, and movement throughout, the more dust. It also infiltrates the home via air leaks. Dust can also be introduced by loose or detached ductwork in attics, basements, and crawlspaces. It’s important to seal gaps around the home and ductwork. It is also important that ductwork is properly attached and in good condition.

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