An improperly maintained furnace can break down unexpectedly and cost you money and time. Tune-ups can help identify potential problems before they become costly breakdowns, and will maximize efficiency to help protect you from rising energy costs and save you money!

Most of all, maintenance of your furnace is important to protect the health and safety of you and your family.

We will ensure your furnace is operating as safely and efficiently as possible and offer suggestions for repairs to optimize performance.

Our Heating Maintenance Advantage Program provides an Annual 22-Point tune-up of 1 Heating Unit. We include a complete Professional Inspection that covers the annual maintenance required by the manufacturer.

This program will help

• Keep your family safe
• Detect hazardous Carbon Monoxide
• Extend the life of your heating equipment
• Reduce your monthly heating bills
• Help prevent a middle of the night furnace breakdown

The following diagnostic and safety checks are included, if required for specific equipment, as per manufacturer’s recommendations

• Check operation of Thermostat
• Safety Test for Carbon Monoxide
• Check Heating system for proper operation
• Inspect General Condition/test by putting system through a full operation cycle
• Clean or Replace owner supplied filters
• Inspect Venting for rust and leakage
• Inspect temperature rise/drop Inspect heat exchanger if accessible
• Test all Safety controls
• Inspect Condensate lines
• Check combustion and ventilation air
• Check condition of expansion tank
• Check fittings for gas leaks
• Check Burners and pilot assembly and adjust as necessary
• Check Blower Operation
• Test Limit switches

Heating Unit covers one of the following: residential natural gas or propane furnace, residential natural gas or propane boiler, space heater, air handler, Heat Recovery Ventilation Unit, Energy Recovery Ventilation Unit or Natural Gas Fireplace. ("Heating unit").

Equipment using conversion burners, the conversion burner itself, and ductless or wall units are not eligible for coverage. Equipment serving more than one dwelling is not eligible for coverage. Heating equipment that uses any fuel other than natural gas or propane (e.g. oil, wood, electricity, etc.) is not eligible for coverage. Any equipment not readily accessible by our Technicians is not eligible for coverage.

All plans are subject to the terms and condition set out in “General Terms and Conditions”. Please read the full Terms and Conditions (PDF)