Maintenance Plan
Elite Air Systems promises to provide you with a complete precision tune-up and professional cleaning either annually and semi-annually as described below for your heating and/or air conditioning equipment during the term indicated.
Benefits of having a Maintenance Plan
There are many benefits of having a maintenance plan set up for your home or business.
- Lower utility bills
- Extended equipment life
- Fewer repairs
- Improved capacity
- 15% disount on repairs
- Priority customer
- Agreement is transferrable
- 24 hour emergency service
- Never an overtime labor charge
- We call you to schedule
Maintenance Special!
Customers may receive a 35% discount if they wish to pay in full
Yearly Total - $249.55
Customers may receive a 20% discount if they wish to pay biannually
Yearly Total - $307.14
Biannually - $153.57
Customers wishing to pay monthly
$29.99 per month + 7% NC Tax
Yearly Total - $383.92
Monthly Payment - $31.99
Precision Tune-up Procedures
Elite Air Systems maintenance plan runs for one full year and includes two annual visits, usually performed in the spring and fall to ensure maximum benefits. Our semi-annual inspections include the following procudures:
- Clean and adjust burner assembly
- Clean ignition assembly
- Clean heat exchnger or elements
- Monitor flue draft
- Monitor refrigerant pressure
- Teststarting capabilities
- Test safety controls
- Clean or replace standard air filters
- Clean and adjust blower components
- Measure for correct air flow
- Tighten electrical connections
- Measure volts/amps
- Lubricate all moving parts
- Adjust thermostat calibration
- Clean evaporator coil if accessible
- Clean condenser coil
- Clean condensate drains
- Measure temperature difference
- Clean outside unit
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