Residential
Planned Maintenance
A Smart Choice for Reliable and Efficient Comfort
A vital part of your comfort—and consuming more than 40 percent of the energy used in your home—your HVAC system requires routine upkeep for achieving optimal comfort while minimizing energy costs.
Benefits of planned maintenance include:
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A Smart Choice for Reliable and Efficient Comfort
A vital part of your comfort—and consuming more than 40 percent of the energy used in your home—your HVAC system requires routine upkeep for achieving optimal comfort while minimizing energy costs.
Benefits of planned maintenance include:
- Increase the longevity of your heating and cooling equipment and prevent unexpected repair or equipment replacement costs.
- An HVAC system running optimally increases efficiency and, in turn, reduces energy expenses.
- A highly trained service technician completes a thorough and detailed inspection of the system operations, and addresses any issues that need attention.
- Potential hazards are reduced and the indoor air is kept as healthy as possible, providing you some added peace of mind.
Get the most from your heating and cooling system with the Metal Masters…
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PLAN
- 1 annual preventative maintenance visit (Includes heating and cooling service, and operational and safety checks)
- 1 free diagnostic
- No overtime charges on after-hour service calls
- 10% discount for parts and service calls (discounts do not apply to ducting or equipment)
- 1 annual preventative maintenance visit (Includes heating and cooling service, and operational and safety checks)
- 1 free diagnostic
- No overtime charges on after-hour service calls
- 10% discount for parts and service calls (discounts do not apply to ducting or equipment)
- 1 annual preventative maintenance visit (Includes heating and cooling service, and operational and safety checks)
- 1 free diagnostic
- No overtime charges on after-hour service calls
- 10% discount for parts and service calls (discounts do not apply to ducting or equipment)
Residential maintenance plans include the following:
System Check
AIR FILTERS
- Verify type: Disposable; PMAC; EAC; Pure Air; BMAC; HC
- Determine location: In unit; Return air grill; Filter cabinet
- Replace or clean filters
- Change bulbs and catalyst
BLOWER SECTION
- Evaluate wheel and check for vibration
- Lubricate motor and bearings as needed
- Check mount, end play, motor wiring, and air flow settings
Heating and Cooling Operations Check
HEAT PUMP
- Check cleanliness of coils (indoor and outdoor)
- Check wiring and controls
- Check heat strip operations (amperage and staging)
- Visually inspect run capacitor
- Check condenser fan
- Visually inspect compressor contactor
- Check refrigerant pressures
- Check defrost operation
- Visually inspect refrigerant piping for leaks
GAS HEAT
- Check wiring and controls
- Check burners
- Check flue
- Check heat exchanger
- Check combustion blower
- Check condensate
- Check flame sensor
- Check temperature rise
OIL HEAT
- Change oil filter as needed
- Check wiring and controls
- Replace nozzle
- Set and clean electrodes
- Check cad cell
- Check smoke and flue-draft readings, and CO2 percentage
- Calculate efficiency
AIR CONDITIONER
- Check cleanliness of coils (indoor and outdoor)
- Check wiring
- Check condensate
- Visually inspect capacitors and compressor contactor
- Check condenser fan
- Visually inspect refrigerant piping for leaks
- Check refrigerant pressures
- Check temperature split
Accessories Check
- Check humidifier operation
- Check UV light
- Check HRV operation
- Check HEPA operation
- Check zone system operation
- Check air scrubber
A maintenance plan is a lightweight solution compared to the financial burden of a neglected HVAC system.