An HVAC maintenance contract is set between you and an HVAC contractor. It generally includes all the standard tuneups and maintenance services your HVAC system requires, as well as several other benefits. So what do you stand to gain from having such a contract in place? Read on to find out.
Savings
A maintenance contract helps you save on regular maintenance for your HVAC system. HVAC contractors offer maintenance agreements that save customers money in exchange for gaining repeat business. Even with a basic agreement, the savings you get tend to be significantly large over the span of the contract.
Discounts
HVAC maintenance contracts usually include discounts on parts, labor, diagnostic fees and repairs, and other services. The cost of inspections and repairs will be more bearable with a long-term maintenance agreement.
Keep Your Warranty Valid
Most modern HVAC systems come with good warranties. However, manufacturers honor these warranties only if the units get routine maintenance. Therefore, forgetting maintenance even once could lead to the loss of the warranty. A maintenance agreement ensures your HVAC system always gets annual service. It serves as proof that you’re keeping up with your system’s maintenance requirements.
Prolonged Equipment Life
Dirt, a lack of lubrication, wear and tear, and other issues that arise from neglecting HVAC maintenance make your heating and cooling system work improperly or even harder. Eventually, the system suffers a premature failure. A maintenance contract ensures your HVAC system receives proper maintenance throughout its lifetime, helping extend its lifespan.
An HVAC maintenance contract offers valuable benefits. If you need more information on the traditional HVAC maintenance contract, contact us at Ace Hardware Home Services. Our Residential Comfort Assurance Program helps our customers in the Dayton area keep their HVAC systems working at peak efficiency all year long. Besides getting routine HVAC maintenance, the program entitles you to a 15% discount on all repairs and preferential treatment when you need any service.
