Your equipment needs attention, Maintenance every year.

HVAC maintenance plan MVP (Maintenance value plan)
-If you fail to schedule at least one annual HVAC maintenance appointment a year, you can expect: High energy costs due to dirty parts and poorly lubricated components. Dirt and dust will build up and cause common problems such as frozen evaporator coils, reduced airflow, and high operating costs.
* Frequent breakdowns due to neglecting small problems that eventually lead to major repairs.
* Carbon monoxide leaks, wiring problems, gas leaks, and other worrisome safety concerns.
* Bad indoor air quality that can aggravate asthma, allergies, and other respiratory problems.
* Reduced equipment lifespans due to wear and tear of internal components. The best way to keep energy bills down and comfort levels up is to sign up for an HVAC maintenance plan
You can avoid all of these problems with consistent annual maintenance of both your heating and cooling systems. And with a maintenance plan, not only will these appointments be automated for you, you’ll also get priority service when a problem does arise.
So, do you need an HVAC maintenance plan. No. If you remember to independently schedule a spring A/C tune-up and a fall heating tune-up, you should be fine. You won’t get all of the extra savings and perks of the MVP membership, but your HVAC system will be getting the proper care it needs. Save money and never forget another service appointment by signing up for an HVAC plan today! ///.----- Maintenance plans also serve as great gifts for friends and family, especially for those known for neglecting maintenance tasks. If you know anyone that hasn’t had an HVAC appointment in the past year, an HVAC maintenance plan will do them more good than they know.//

-Your neighborhood heating, Cooling  & Plumbing specialists
 

Switching from a swamp- Cooler to Central AC Refrigerated air /Condenser-Freon-indoor Coil? Freon -R-410A Environmental friendly

-You Probably have a R-22 system in your property if you do your equipment has been sit there for a while, we can do a full chemical   radiator micro channel coil cleaning, to prevent any other repair before you upgrade in to a friendly environmental Gas refrigerant.

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R-22 refrigerant is a cooling solution used by most air conditioners manufactured in 2011 or earlier.

The EPA has decided to ban further production and sale of R-22 refrigerant in the U.S. because of its ozone-depleting qualities and negative environmental impact.

If your air conditioning system was made prior to 2011, it likely uses R-22. If you aren’t sure, contact your local HVAC provider to inspect your A/C system.

If your system uses R-22, you will be unable to purchase more when it is officially banned in 2020. Older air conditioning equipment can be converted to use different refrigerants, but this can be an expensive investment. 

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We recommend that homeowners with older systems that run on R-22 refrigerant upgrade to a new high efficient system . Instead of converting an old unit, your money will go further by upgrading to a newer energy-efficient model. Benefits of upgrading include…

• Longer life, fewer breakdowns

A new high-efficiency air conditioner will last longer than your old, outdated unit — and will be far less likely to break down on the hottest day of the year!

• More efficient operation

High-efficiency A/C systems use less energy to produce better comfort. This can help minimize your environmental impact and help you lower your utility bills up to 30%.

• Convenient features, better comfort

High-efficiency central air and ductless mini-split air conditioning systems have valuable features that older models simply can’t beat. Special features include whisper-quiet operation, whole-home or zoned room-by-room cooling, remote control, and compatibility with your programmable thermostat.

If you still have questions about R-22 refrigerant, your current A/C system, or high-efficiency A/C installations, contact Us Now!

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-Central air conditioners are much easier to maintain than swamp coolers. 

-you can do a lot of your central air conditioning maintenance on your own by replacing your air filters.