Save Money on Your HVAC Services – Sign Up for a Maintenance Plan

Most people know their heating and cooling system needs regular tune-ups and maintenance, but remembering to get this care scheduled can be a challenge. Fortunately, you can now simplify the process – while saving money – by signing up for a maintenance plan with us.

Pricing, Perks & Other Details

Our maintenance plans go as low as $12 per month. The plan includes two visits per year (one in the spring and one in the fall) and includes discounts on needed parts and new systems.

  • 10% off needed parts
  • 5% off new systems
  • Priority emergency service
  • No overtime service charges

And don’t worry about forgetting to schedule – we call, email, and text helpful reminders when it’s time to get your appointment set up.

The fact is this – a system that’s regularly maintained will last longer, run more efficiently, and break down less often. That means more comfort for your household, lower energy bills, and less stress overall. Sign up for a maintenance plan today to start reaping the benefits.

As Low As $12 per month

(for one system)

Two visits a year –  Spring & Fall

Discounts on needed parts and new systems

Priority emergency service

Our Visits Include Thorough Heating & Air Conditioning Safety Checks

We provide thorough and in-depth maintenance and safety checks for both your air conditioning system and your gas furnace, ensuring all areas are good to go. What all do we cover in our bi-annual checks? 

20-Point – Petitt Air Conditioning Maintenance Checklist

1

Check/Clean all safety equipment

2

Check air temperature drops

3

Check evaporator superheat

4

Check and recommend air filtration

5

Check start capacitors and relays

6

Check and lubricate motors

7

Check compressor contactor

8

Inspect evaporator coil

9

Clean outside condensing coil

10

Flush or vacuum drain line to clear any build-up

11

Check safety float switch

12

Check all electrical wiring and connections

13

Level and calibrate thermostat

14

Check refrigerant levels

15

Check ductwork for any leaks or deterioration to ensure proper air flow

16

Inspect supply and return plenums

16

Evaluate the system’s amp draw

16

Inspect to make sure the unit is properly grounded

16

Change filters if customer has some available

20 -Point – Petitt Heating Maintenance Gas Furn/ Heat Pumps

1

Check and Adjust Thermostat

2

Clean and check all safety controls

3

Clean burners and controls

4

Clean and adjust pilot assembly (check electronic spark ignition controls)

5

Adjust burner for efficiency

6

Check for gas leaks in furnace

7

Lubricate all moving parts

8

Check belt and adjust tension

9

Check and recommend air filtration

10

Check vent pipe and draft diverter

11

Check fan control

12

Check manifold pressure

13

Check furnace for cracked heat exchanger

14

Check temperature rise

15

Check complete furnace cycle

15

Check electrical wiring- connections and insulation

15

Check amp draw on each element

15

Check reversing valve

15

Check defrost control

15

Clear debris from in and around Your unit

Technician will explain any procedures and answer any questions

Technician will email an invoice report for your records that will show the condition of the system, pictures and any recommendations we may suggest.

We also do additional checks for your heating system, heat pumps, and heaters, including checks on the wiring, defrost controls, reversing valve, amperage draw, and more.

Looking for More Details?

Still have questions about our maintenance plans, financing options, or any of the HVAC services we offer? Reach out! You can get a hold of our experts by calling 615-654-0814 or by simply reaching out online today.

One of the things our customers love about us is the consistent quality and friendly service we provide, wherever you are in our large service area.

➢ Technician will explain any procedures and answer any questions.

➢ Technician will leave an invoice report for your records that will show
the condition of the system, pictures and any recommendations we
may suggest.