Maintenance & Service

Fast, reliable repairs and preventative maintenance that
keep your systems running at their best.

We are here to help if an unexpected breakdown happens
and provide options for preventative maintenance.

Repair Service

Our HVAC and plumbing repair services provide fast, reliable solutions to restore comfort and functionality, addressing issues quickly to minimize downtime and prevent further damage to your home or business. See some common issues below before you call.

Maintenance Service

We know how important preventative maintenance is to your system. We offer various programs that are specific to your needs to ensure peak performance, improve efficiency, extend system lifespan, and help prevent costly repairs before problems arise.

Replacement

If the situation arises that a replacement is the better option, our professionals will work with you for the best options and products. We can also share any current rebates and/or tax incentives, and direct you to financing options if needed.

MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS

Helps provide longer lasting equipment
Reduce unexpected issues and repairs
Piece of mind that your system is running correctly
Fulfill warranty requirements with scheduled maintenance
Potential opportunities to earn rebates

BEFORE YOU CALL

If you smell gas, call 911 and get out of the building.
If you suspect a carbon monoxide, call 911 and get out of the building.
If you have a large water leak, turn off your water main.
If water is flooding near electrical, call 911 and get out of the area/building.
If any systems start smoking, turn off the unit.
Below are additional items to check.

If your AIR CONDITIONER does not work, you should check these before calling.

Make sure the thermostat is set lower than the indoor temperature, and also that the switch is set to the cool or auto position.
Check your electrical box in the house and the one located by the outdoor unit in case it is turned off, a breaker tripped, or a fuse is bad.
Check if your furnace filter needs to be replaced. This can cause the airflow to be reduced.
Check the batteries in your thermostat – if you have a digital thermostats that requires batteries.
Make sure all registers are open and free of anything that may prohibit air flow.
If problems still persist, contact us.

If your FURNACE does not work, you should check these before calling.

Make sure the thermostat is set above your indoor temperature, and also that the switch is set to the heat or auto position.
Check your electrical box in the house or by the furnace in case it is turned off, a breaker tripped, or a fuse is bad.
Check the batteries in your thermostat – if you have a digital thermostats that requires batteries.
Check if your furnace filter needs to be replaced. In some cases, air restriction will cause the furnace to shut down.
Check your outside exhaust and intakes. They can get covered with snow and ice.
Make sure all registers are open and free of anything that may prohibit air flow.
Check to make sure you have your gas valve in the “On” position.
For LP and oil users, check to make sure your tank is filled or at least 20%.
Check all drain lines to see if they have any obstruction or are plugged.
If problems persist, give us a call.

If your HEAT PUMP does not heat or cool your house when in use, try these before calling.

Make sure the thermostat is set above (for heat) or below (for cooling) from your indoor temperature. Also make sure the switch is set to the correct setting – heat or cold.
Check your electrical box in the house or and the one located by the outdoor unit in case it is turned off, a breaker tripped, or a fuse is bad.
Check the batteries in your thermostat – if you have a digital thermostats that requires batteries.
Check if your furnace filter needs to be replaced. In some cases, air restriction will cause the furnace to shut down.
Make sure all registers are open and free of anything that may prohibit air flow.
If problems persist, give us a call.

If your GAS or OIL BOILER does not work, try these before calling.

Make sure the thermostat is set above your indoor temperature. Also make sure the switch is set to the heat position. The fan can be in any position – auto or on.
Check your electrical box in the house or by the furnace itself in case it is turned off, a breaker tripped, or a fuse is bad.
Check the batteries in your thermostat – if you have a digital thermostats that requires batteries.
Check to make sure you have your gas valve in the “On” position. For LP users, check to make sure your tank is filled, or at least 20%.
Check to make sure you have enough oil in the tank to have the boiler operate.
Check the water pressure on the boiler gauge – you want about 12-15 on closed systems. On open systems, they should be around 8lbs on the gauge.
Check to see if you can visually see the pump running.
If problems persist, give us a call.

Promotions and Rebates Apply for Financing Contact Us Today