By Robert Patterson
The short answer: the $159/yr maintenance plan gives you two seasonal tune-ups, a waived service-call fee, 10% off repairs, 5% off new-system installs, and priority scheduling. It usually pays for itself the first time it catches a failing part before it strands you.
What's included
A spring AC tune-up and a fall heating check — the two visits from our maintenance calendar — plus a waived service-call fee on any visit, 10% off any repair, 5% off a new system, and front-of-line priority when everyone else is waiting in a heat wave.
Why it pays for itself
Most summer breakdowns start as a worn part a technician can spot in spring — a weak capacitor, a dirty coil, low airflow. Catching it on a scheduled visit turns a would-be emergency call into a cheap fix, and keeps your system hitting its rated efficiency.
Objections, handled
"I'll just call when something breaks" — that's the most expensive plan of all, usually at the worst time. "Is it worth it on a newer system?" — yes; scheduled maintenance is often what keeps the manufacturer warranty valid. Backed by our 5.0-star, 137-review track record and 35+ years.
Ready?
Join the plan and get on the schedule. See full plan details, sign up, or call us 24/7. New to HVAC upkeep? Start with the summer-prep checklist in our Learning Center.