VIP preventive maintenance plans offer scheduled inspections and upkeep for eligible air-conditioning systems in our current service area. A visit may reveal drainage, airflow, electrical or performance concerns, but maintenance cannot prevent every breakdown, guarantee savings or extend equipment life by a fixed amount. Call 954-309-4575 Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. to check availability and current plan terms.
VIP Maintenance Plans
| Plan | Price | Term | Visits | Discount on Services |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | $230.00 | 1 Year | 2 per year (2 total) | 10% |
| Gold | $690.00 | 3 Years | 2 per year (6 total) | 15% |
| Platinum | $1,150.00 | 5 Years | 2 per year (10 total) | 15% + 5% off new equipment |
The listed additional-system prices are $110 each on Silver, $105 each on Gold and $100 each on Platinum. Confirm current prices, eligible equipment, visit scope, discounts and exclusions in the written agreement before enrolling.
All Plans Include
- Clean condensate drain lines
- Calibrate thermostat
- Check contactor
- Inspect & clean drain pan
- Check refrigerant charge
- Check heater operation
- Inspect coils & fins
- Lubricate parts as needed
- Change customer-supplied filters
- Check electrical connections
- Inspect compressor
- Check pressure switches
- Check capacitors and relays
- Inspect evaporator coil
- Inspect motors and fan blades
- Check fuses and disconnects
- Check blower & fan operation
- Add anti-algae treatment
- Add refrigerant (up to 2 lbs free)
- Check start/stop capabilities
- Check safety switch operation
Gold & Platinum Also Add
- Clean condensing coil
- Check air temperature
- Chemically clean drain lines
- Test voltage/amps of motors
Platinum Also Adds
- 1 free MERV 8 filter
- Replace fuse if necessary
- Replace batteries if necessary
- 5% discount on new equipment
The Importance of Preventative Maintenance for Your HVAC System
Air-conditioning equipment benefits from upkeep suited to the manufacturer guidance and site conditions. A maintenance visit can include inspection, cleaning and testing of applicable components. The findings can help you decide whether further service is needed; the visit does not guarantee uninterrupted operation or a particular efficiency result.
Filters, drainage, controls and electrical components can develop problems between visits. Follow the maintenance instructions and warranty terms for your specific system. Ask the equipment manufacturer or installer what documentation is needed for any warranty claim.
Key Benefits of the VIP Preventative Maintenance Plan
1. Scheduling for Plan Members
Ask how plan members are scheduled and whether any priority applies under the current written agreement. Appointments are handled during Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. business hours and depend on location and availability; we do not promise after-hours dispatch or an immediate repair.
2. Plan Discounts and Exclusions
The plan table lists service discounts by tier. Confirm which services, parts and equipment purchases qualify, along with any exclusions, before enrolling. The value of a discount depends on the work you actually need.
3. Identify Maintenance Concerns
Routine inspections may reveal a clogged drain, filter issue, electrical concern or performance change. Some failures occur without warning, so scheduled maintenance cannot eliminate unexpected repairs or guarantee continuous cooling.
4. Review Manufacturer Warranty Terms
Warranty requirements vary by manufacturer, model and coverage. Review the written terms for your equipment, keep service records and ask whether the plan visits meet any maintenance requirements. Enrollment alone does not establish or preserve warranty coverage.
5. Support Equipment Upkeep
Maintenance can support the equipment care described by its manufacturer and may help identify conditions that affect operation. System life and energy use also depend on installation, weather, building conditions and usage; neither a longer life nor a lower bill is guaranteed.
6. Scheduled Inspections
A scheduled plan can make it easier to arrange routine inspections. We can check accessible components for visible or measurable concerns and explain any proposed follow-up work. The visit does not replace safe operation practices or guarantee that every future hazard will be found.
7. Ask About Plan Transfers
If you move or sell the property, ask whether the current written agreement allows a transfer, what steps it requires and whether the new address is within the service area. Do not assume transferability without confirmation.
Compare the plan price and covered visits with the upkeep recommended for your equipment. Repairs, replacement timing and future energy costs vary, so a plan should be evaluated for its stated services rather than treated as insurance against breakdowns.
To discuss a VIP Maintenance Plan, call 954-309-4575 during Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. business hours. Request the current written plan terms, including included visits, covered equipment, discounts and scheduling.
