Your HVAC system keeps your home comfortable year-round. Routine maintenance is essential to keep this system functional for years and to help you enjoy an excellent return on investment. The following will explain the value of the HVAC maintenance programs that heating and cooling contractors provide.

What Are HVAC Maintenance Programs?

HVAC maintenance agreements or programs provide scheduled maintenance on your system throughout the year. They are typically offered in one and two-year plans — for instance, a two-year agreement could include one visit per year for just heating maintenance or for both heating and cooling, depending on your plan. A one-year agreement will likely include two maintenance stops per year: one in the spring and one in the fall.

Maintenance agreements feature services such as filter replacements, system cleanings, and repairs and replacements on all damaged, faulty, or worn parts. They also usually include discounts on parts and provide digital or print mail reminders of upcoming appointments.

Why Do You Need One?

Regular HVAC system maintenance ensures the longevity of your appliance. Any issues with your system will be resolved quickly instead of worsening and resulting in untimely breakdowns and costly repairs. Your system will also operate at an optimal level due to services such as part lubrication and repair. This will save you money on utilities and reduce your environmental impact.

Other benefits include maintenance records provided by your HVAC contractors that show the system has been routinely serviced when you want to sell your home. This investment will also save you money over time in repairs and premature replacements, and will provide discounts on parts and refrigerant to save money as well.
 

Become a member of the Coz-E-Club at Mill Creek Heating in Turner, OR, to reap these benefits. This company features highly trained, fully-insured technicians who have worked on HVAC systems throughout the Willamette Valley since 2003. Call (503) 749-1000 today to sign up for the club or visit the website to learn more about their maintenance plans.