The plan that catches failures before they cost you.

What a real tune-up includes

Not a sticker on the side of your unit. A 21-point inspection takes 60–90 minutes per system and ends with a written report emailed to you.

• Refrigerant charge verification (superheat / subcooling)
• Capacitor microfarad reading vs. nameplate
• Contactor pitting + amperage draw
• Compressor + condenser fan motor amp draw
• Evaporator coil + condenser coil cleanliness
• Condensate line flush + safety switch test
• Blower motor + wheel inspection, capacitor reading
• Thermostat calibration + cycle test
• Ductwork visual + static pressure read (where accessible)
• Furnace: heat exchanger, gas valve, manifold pressure, CO test

Why it pays for itself

• Catching one failing capacitor in spring saves a $300+ emergency call in July.
• Coil cleaning at the start of the season recovers 10–20% of lost cooling capacity.
• Combustion testing flags unsafe furnaces before they go from inefficient to dangerous.
• Members never pay an after-hours fee, even during the worst of summer or freeze events.
• Repairs done under a plan carry an extended 2-year parts-and-labor warranty.