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Regular HVAC maintenance is the key to keeping your heating and cooling system running efficiently, reducing energy costs, and extending its lifespan. At Sound Heating and Air Conditioning Inc, we offer a comprehensive maintenance program for homeowners and businesses in Northwest Washington, ensuring year-round comfort and peace of mind.

Why Join Our HVAC Maintenance Program?

Routine maintenance helps prevent unexpected breakdowns, improves energy efficiency, and ensures your system stays within warranty requirements. Our maintenance program is designed to provide convenient, professional service at an affordable price.

Benefits of Our Maintenance Program

Enrolling in Sound Heating and Air Conditioning Inc’s HVAC maintenance plan comes with a variety of benefits, including:

  • Priority Service: Members receive front-of-the-line scheduling for maintenance and repair calls.
  • Discounts on Repairs: Enjoy exclusive savings on parts and labor for any needed repairs.
  • Improved System Efficiency: Routine tune-ups help lower energy bills and enhance performance.
  • Extended Equipment Lifespan: Proper care reduces wear and tear, helping your system last longer.
  • Compliance with Manufacturer Warranties: Many warranties require annual maintenance to remain valid.
  • Peace of Mind: Avoid costly breakdowns with proactive system checkups.

We provide the service plan your equipment needs:

Plan A – Gas Furnace

  1. Clean and adjust automatic controls.
  2. Clean burners.
  3. Adjust combustion for optimum fuel efficiency.
  4. Lubricate as needed.
  5. Test for combustion leaks.
  6. Test safety shutoff response.
  7. Check blower belt wear, tension, and alignment.
  8. Replace air filter.
  9. Check flue for satisfactory operation.

Plan B – Air Conditioner

  1. Clean condenser coil if necessary.
  2. Check electrical connections for tightness.
  3. Adjust system for optimum cooling.
  4. Check for oil and refrigerant leaks.
  5. Check safety devices.
  6. Check blower belt wear, tension, and alignment.
  7. Check expansion valve and coil temperatures.
  8. Replace air filter.
  9. Check refrigerant level.
  10. Check condensate drain.
  11. Lubricate as needed.

Plan C – Heat Pump

  1. Lubricate as needed.
  2. Check defrost cycle and reversing valve operation.
  3. Adjust air volume for maximum efficiency.
  4. Check safety devices and electrical connections for tightness.
  5. Check blower belt wear, tension and alignment.
  6. Check for oil and refrigerant leaks.
  7. Test electrical controls for proper operation.
  8. Check refrigerant level.
  9. Check refrigerant controls and coil temperature for maximum efficiency.
  10. Replace air filter.
  11. Check condensate drain.

Plan D – Electric Furnace

  1. Clean and check automatic controls.
  2. Check all wiring for loose connections and conditions of insulation.
  3. Check supply voltage.
  4. Check amperage draw.
  5. Lubricate as needed.
  6. Test safety shut-off response.
  7. Check blower belt wear, tension and alignment.
  8. Replace air filter.

Conditions:

We agree to

  1. Inspect the equipment on a scheduled basis as shown and during each inspection perform the applicable services per above checklist.
  2. Instruct you in the operation of the equipment.
  3. Give our service contract holders preference over all other service activity we normally undertake.

You agree to:

  1. Operate the equipment according to our instructions.
  2. Promptly notify us of any unusual operating conditions of the equipment.
  3. Permit our personnel the use of your common building maintenance tools such as ladders, etc.
  4. Permit only our service personnel and/or a service organization we authorize to work on the equipment.

General:

During the term of this agreement, we will take all responsible precautions to avoid injury to persons and damage to property while on the premises, but we shall not be liable for any special or consequential damages.

We shall not be liable for losses or defects arising out of vandalism, fire, flood, wind, war, riots, and acts of God. In such cases, the customer shall be charged for the parts and labor involved at then current price for such items. No such parts or labor shall be furnished, however, without authorization of customer.

If your heating or air conditioning system fails to operate:

  1. Be sure thermostat is set on “Heat” or “Cool” as needed, and set properly.
  2. Check all switches, fuses and circuit breakers to be sure there is electricity to the unit.
  3. Check filters to be sure they are not clogged.
  4. Be sure the gas is on.