Residential HVAC Service Contracts
Emergency repairs cost 10 times more than planned repairs, yet reactive maintenance, “don’t fix it ‘til it breaks”, is still the mindset of most.
Proactive maintenance can dramatically cut costs and boost productivity.
With our low cost residential maintenance programs you will maximize comfort for everyone in your home whatever the season, you will maximize efficiency for the lowest possible heating and cooling costs, you will maximize the life of your expensive heating and cooling equipment and minimize the risk from health hazards like carbon monoxide leaks and dust particles.
| $185 Comfort Plan | $225 Comfort Plus | $348 Total ComfortBest Value! | |
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| Spring & Fall Tune-Ups |  |
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| After Hour Repairs | |
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| 15% Discount on Parts | |
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| 15% Discount on Labor | |
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What is covered by the Residential HVAC Service Contract?
Fall Tune Up
Gas Heating Systems
- Inspect flue, pipes and draft diverter
- Check heat exchanger
- Check valves, wiring, thermocouple, ignitors and air filter
- Inspect blower for alignment and cleanliness
- Clean, inspect and adjust pilot assembly and all controls
- Check for proper operation, efficiency and leaks
- Check for carbon monoxide
Electric Heat and Heat Pumps
- Check, clean and lubricate motor
- Inspect belt condition, tension and alignment
- Check and adjust thermostat, sequence control
- Inspect all electrical connections, air filter and heating elements
- Check defrost controls, condenser fan motor, refrigerant charge and defrost cycle
Spring Tune-Up
- Inspect evaporator coil
- Check return air filter
- Flush drain and check drain pan
- Clean condenser coil
- Check electrical connections
- Check amperage of compressor and fan motor
- Check indoor blower motor for alignment and cleanliness
- Lubricate motor as needed
- Check noise and vibration levels
- Check operating pressures and refrigerant levels with gauges
- Check thermostat operation
- Examine all parts for visible wear
The following items are not covered under the Residential HVAC Service Contracts:
Piping, duct work, registers or radiators beyond the heating or cooling unit; Repairs resulting from fire, flood or acts of God; Complete replacement of furnace, boiler or air conditioning equipment including evaporator coils; Future changes required by government codes or insurance requirements; External power supply, disconnects and components of a Zone System, and controls leading to the furnace or air conditioning unit; Work performed after alterations have been made by anyone other than JE Shekell, Inc.; Repairs or cleaning needed to place the equipment in proper working order before acceptance of the Total Comfort Program; Furnace heat exchangers, electronic air cleaners, UV lamps, humidifiers and filters; Fuel and other storage tanks; Servicing of boiler systems; Servicing of oil furnaces; Equipment 15 years or older are only eligible for the Comfort Plan
Piping, duct work, registers or radiators beyond the heating or cooling unit; Repairs resulting from fire, flood or acts of God; Complete replacement of furnace, boiler or air conditioning equipment including evaporator coils; Future changes required by government codes or insurance requirements; External power supply, disconnects and components of a Zone System, and controls leading to the furnace or air conditioning unit; Work performed after alterations have been made by anyone other than JE Shekell, Inc.; Repairs or cleaning needed to place the equipment in proper working order before acceptance of the Total Comfort Program; Furnace heat exchangers, electronic air cleaners, UV lamps, humidifiers and filters; Fuel and other storage tanks; Servicing of boiler systems; Servicing of oil furnaces; Equipment 15 years or older are only eligible for the Comfort Plan
