This program is designed for HVAC units 1-10 years old.

This plan protects homeowners' new HVAC investment through the labor and manufacturer warranty. This plan also enables us to optimize the HVAC system's efficiency and ensure the homeowner can maximize utility savings all year. 

It Pays to be a Member - 100% Buy-Back Program Benefits:

• Priority emergency service (during office hours only)
• No overtime rate on labor for repairs
• 10% discount on all replacement parts listed: Overloads, thermocouples, thermostat, reversing valve, relays, electronic controls, contactors, circuit boards, blower motors, capacitors, blower shaft and wheel, high and low-pressure switches, start devices, blower bearings, gas valve, controls, pilot burner, condenser fan motors, expansion valves, transformers

• Spring 45-Point AC Tune-Up 

1. Clean condensing coil
2. Check operating pressures with gauges
3. Filter replacement (customer-supplied)
4. Check and tighten all electrical connections
5. Provide a tune-up checklist and report on unit
6. Clear drain line with nitrogen

• Fall 45-Point Furnace/Heat Pump Tune-Up

 

1. Total furnace/heat pump inspection
2. Test all safety controls
3. Filter replacement/customer-supplied
4. Clean and adjust burners/gas pressure
5. Provide tune-up checklist and report on unit

This program is designed for HVAC units 10-15 years old.

This plan protects homeowners' new HVAC investment through the labor and manufacturer warranty. This plan also enables us to optimize the HVAC system's efficiency and ensure the homeowner can maximize utility savings all year.

This plan also includes a 10% discount on certain minor parts that assists homeowners when they are hit with unexpected labor and parts costs. Homeowners can rest easy knowing that these costs have been accounted for!

1-2 Hours Labor: $157.45 - $314.90 (per each occurrence)

• Examples of labor include any minor services, rewiring 24 voltage components, balancing airflow, adjusting gas valve, checking for leaks, or any service which does not include the sale of a part or takes longer than two hours to complete.
• **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

1-2 lbs of Refrigerant (Service Rates): R22/$110.00 - $220.00 and R410a/$80 - $160.00 (per each occurrence)

• **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

Most Minor Components: Up to $250.00 (per each occurrence)

• Examples of minor components include the capacitor, contactor, defrost boards, gas valves, drain line, relays, transformers, programmable and non-programmable thermostats, thermocouples, overloads, high and low-pressure switches, non-ECM blower and condensing fan motors, thermostat wire, batteries, fuses, up to two feet of flue pipe, and Schrader valves.
• **Note: all parts are priced with labor costs included. Labor costs will have an estimated time for repair, which is determined by the national average time to repair. The amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

100% of Seasonal Maintenance: $199.00 - $268.00

• Spring 45-Point AC or Heat Pump Tune-Up

1. Clean condensing coil
2. Check operating pressure with gauges
3. Filter replacement/customer-supplied
4. Check and tighten all electrical connections
5. Provide a tune-up checklist and report on unit

• Fall 45-Point Furnace/Heat Pump Tune-Up

1. Total furnace inspection
2. Test all safety controls
3. Filter replacement/customer-supplied
4. Clean and adjust burner assemblies
5. Provide a tune-up checklist and report on unit

•  **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account, also homeowner will have a Limited Buy-Out (50% of the remaining balance) on a new system at the end of the Contract**
• ***Also up to $193.98 of any miscellaneous fees, i.e., truck fee, torch fee, solder fee, trip to supply store, stocking fee, overtime rates, or anything that is absorbed into the cost of doing day-to-day business. This is a non-redeemable item.

This program is designed for HVAC units 15+ years old and units with an estimated 2-3 years of life where replacement is imminent.

This plan protects homeowners' new HVAC investment through the labor and manufacturer warranty. This plan also enables us to optimize the HVAC system's efficiency and ensure the homeowner can maximize utility savings all year.

This plan also includes a 10% discount on certain minor parts that assists homeowners when they are hit with unexpected labor and parts costs. Homeowners can rest easy knowing that these costs have been accounted for!

1-4 Hours Labor: $157.45 - $629.80 (per each occurrence)

• Examples of labor include any minor services, rewiring 24 voltage components, balancing airflow, adjusting gas valve, checking for leaks, or any service which does not include the sale of a part or takes longer than four hours to complete.
• **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

1-4 lbs of Refrigerant: R22/$110.00 - $440.00 and R410a/$80 - $320.00 (per each occurrence)

• **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

Most Minor components: Up to $250.00 (per each occurrence)

• Minor components include the capacitor, contactor, defrost boards, gas valves, drain line, relays, transformers, programmable and non-programmable thermostats, thermocouples, overloads, high and low-pressure switches, non-ECM blower and condensing fan motors, thermostat wire, batteries, fuses, up to two feet of flue pipe, and Schrader valves.
• **Note: all parts are priced with labor costs included. Labor costs will have an estimated time for repair, which is determined by the national average time to repair. The amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

100% of Seasonal Maintenance: $199.00 - $268.00 (per each year four visits)

• Spring 45-Point AC or Heat Pump Tune-Up

1. Clean condensing coil
2. Check operating pressure with gauges
3. Filter replacement/customer-supplied
4. Check and tighten all electrical connections
5. Provide a tune-up checklist and report on unit

• Fall 45-Point Furnace or  Heat Pump Tune-Up

1. Total furnace inspection
2. Test all safety controls
3. Filter replacement/customer-supplied
4. Clean and adjust burner assemblies
5. Provide a tune-up checklist and report on unit

• **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account**

Most Minor Components: Up to $250.00 (per each occurrence)

• Major components include the compressor, condensing coil, thermal expansion valve or fixed metering device, evaporator coil, heat exchanger, reversing valve, or any component that requires the opening of a sealed system to atmospheric pressure, in which case the system must be vacuumed to acceptable micron levels.
• **Note: Amount covered depends on how much coverage is left in the homeowner protection account, also homeowner will have a Limited Buy-Out (100% of the remaining balance minus fees) on a new system at the end of the Contract**
• ***Also up to $456.25 of any miscellaneous fees, i.e., truck fee, torch fee, solder fee, trip to supply store, stocking fee, overtime rates, or anything that is absorbed into the cost of doing day-to-day business. This is a non-redeemable item.