A yearly HVAC maintenance schedule is required if you want to keep your heating or air conditioning system running at peak efficiency. There’s no better method to get the most out of your system and nothing better for your equipment. Aside from these advantages, investing a little amount in a yearly maintenance plan will save you money on utility bills and repair charges. Annual utility savings might sometimes be enough to cover the cost of the maintenance plan!
Full Protection Plan
HVAC units are similar to cars in that they appear to be running smoothly until they suddenly stop working when you need them the most. This is why frequent tune-ups by a seasoned mechanic are critical–it’s the only way to ensure your heating and cooling system is running at peak efficiency and won’t catch you off guard on the hottest summer day.
Fortunately, Vese Heating & Cooling offers a variety of protection plans that cover everything from service calls to replacement parts to keep your air conditioning and heating system running smoothly.
What Includes VESE Maintenance Plan?
Furnace Maintenance
- Check blower capacitor
- Inspect flue pipe
- Test main limit switch
- Test flame rollout switches
- Test all safety controls
- Test gas valve operation
- Check gas connections at furnace
- Check and adjust gas valve pressure (if necessary)
- Test fan control
- Test door switch
- Check and tighten all electrical connections
- Check and tighten low voltage connections
- Measure high voltage to the furnace
- Test inducer assembly
- Test pressure switch
- Check thermostat operation
- Inspect ductwork
- Replace standard 1-inch pleated filter
- Update inspection label
- Inspect the entire furnace for safety issues
- Inspect heat exchanger and vacuum out minor rust deposits
- Pull Blower assembly or inspect the blower wheel and motor
- Visual inspection of the evaporator coil
- Inspect and clean burners
- Vacuum out minor rust around burners
- Check ignition controls
- Clean flame sensor
- Measure temperature rise
- Measure blower amps
Air Conditioning Maintenance
- Check condensate pump and line (if applicable)
- Measure temperature difference across the evaporator coil
- Check low and high-pressure switches
- Test high voltage at disconnect and condenser
- Check and tighten all electrical connections
- Check and tighten all low voltage connections
- Measure compressor mega ohms
- Measure compressor amps
- Measure fan amps
- Test compressor run and start capacitors
- Check compressor terminal connections
- Check thermostat operation
- Replace standard 1 inch pleated filter
- Inspect ductwork
- Inspect flue pipe
- Update inspection label
- Clean up after tune-up
- Inspect the entire air conditioning system for safety issues
- Inspect blower assembly, inspect the blower wheel and motor
- Check blower capacitor
- Measure blower amps
- Inspect contactor
- Inspect evaporator coil
- Check refrigerant charge
- Tighten all refrigerant service valve caps and covers
- Inspect condenser coil
- Clean out debris from bottom of condenser
- Inspect fan blade
- Flush condensate drain line
- Check all drain safety switches
Plan for Routine Maintenance
Vese preventive maintenance plan can help you protect your investment.
Except for free parts and labor, this plan offers all of the features of our comprehensive protection plan. Parts and labor are discounted by 20% when you sign up for the preventative maintenance plan.
The services included in our complete protection and preventive maintenance plans have been shown to extend the life of your HVAC system, reduce the chances of an emergency, and cut your home’s total energy expenditures.
For HVAC Maintenance in Edmonton Call Vese Today
Contact us at (825)343-6222 to learn more about setting up an annual maintenance contract with Vese Heating & Cooling. We’d be pleased to go through the specifics of our maintenance plans with you. We service almost every type and brand of heating and cooling system ever created.
