AC Maintenance
Air Conditioning Preventative Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance = $avings!
Take care of your HVAC system, and it will take care of you.
Preventive maintenance agreements (PMAs) are an Annual agreement between you and Action Air & Plumbing for scheduled inspections and maintenance of your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.
For only $199 for the 1st system and $125 for each additional system, you can have peace of mind that your system will be running reliably and efficiently when you need it.
Plus, Maintenance Agreement holders also receive 15% off any HVAC, Plumbing or Septic repairs required during your maintenance agreement.
PMAs are generally scheduled for the spring and fall to maintain peak efficiency, help keep utility bills lower, extend the life of your HVAC system, and avert failures. Maintenance agreements offered by Action Air cover an inspection of the entire HVAC system and routine maintenance, filter changes if homeowner has filters already provided.
PMAs are generally scheduled for the spring and fall to maintain peak efficiency, help keep utility bills lower, extend the life of your HVAC system, and avert failures. Maintenance agreements offered by Action Air cover an inspection of the entire HVAC system and routine maintenance, filter changes if homeowner has filters already provided.
What you should expect your Action Air service technician to do during a PMA visit?
- Inspect, clean and balance blowers as required.
- Examine belts, adjust and align as required.
- Check and lubricate motors as required.
- Inspect pumps, lubricate and check flow rates where appropriate.
- Ensure proper airflow and change dirty air filters (if homeowner provides)
- Inspect electrical components and connections and repair/replace or tighten as required.
- Check system functions, safety controls, and adjust the operating sequence where appropriate.
Spring Visit
- Check outside coil and straighten fins for efficient operation.
- Check inside coil, condensate pans, condensate traps, and condensate lines to prevent obstructions.
- Check refrigerant levels and if low, find the leak and fix it. (According to many equipment manufacturers, a 10% refrigerant loss will result in a 20% decrease in system efficiency!)
Fall Visit (preparation for winter season)
- Check the burner assembly.
- Check for soot from fireside of burner.
- Check operation of humidifier.
- Inspect the heat exchanger for cracks.
- Adjust air-to-fuel ratio of burner and perform combustion analysis
Note: For heat pump applications, winter season inspections repeat a number of the summer procedures plus several additional checks. Maintaining semi-annual PMAs for heat pumps is also important.
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