Prevent Problems Before They Start
Well-maintained systems run 15–20% more efficiently and last years longer. A maintenance plan keeps your equipment reliable, your bills lower, and puts you first in line when you need us.
What a Maintenance Plan Actually Does for You
A maintenance plan isn't just a reminder to change your filter. It's a scheduled, professional inspection that catches developing problems before they turn into failures — the kind that happen at 9pm on a Friday in January.
Regular service keeps your system running at its designed efficiency, which directly affects your monthly energy bills. It also extends equipment life, reducing how often you face the cost of a full replacement.
And when you do need us in a pinch, plan members go to the front of the line — priority scheduling means you don't wait while we work through a queue of non-members.
Choose Your Plan
All plans include priority scheduling and discounted parts & labor on repairs.
1 visit/year
Annual Plan
Single-function systems (furnace-only or AC-only homes)
- Full system tune-up
- Filter inspection + replacement
- Refrigerant level check
- Electrical connection tightening
- Thermostat calibration
- Written inspection report
- Priority scheduling
- 10% discount on repairs
2 visits/year
Bi-Annual Plan
Heat pumps & year-round systems
- Everything in Annual Plan
- Spring cooling prep visit
- Fall heating prep visit
- Priority emergency scheduling
- 15% discount on repairs
- Free filter between visits
- System performance tracking
Quarterly Service & Commercial Contracts
Need quarterly service or a commercial maintenance contract? Call us — we build custom schedules for multi-unit properties and commercial facilities.
What Every Visit Includes
Each maintenance visit follows a complete checklist — not a quick look and a filter swap. Here's exactly what we cover every time a tech comes out:
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Is a Maintenance Plan Worth It?
Let's be direct about the numbers. A typical maintenance plan runs $150–200 per year. A single emergency repair — compressor, heat exchanger, control board — commonly runs $800 or more. One avoided breakdown pays for several years of coverage.
Beyond avoided repairs, well-maintained equipment lasts 2–3 years longer on average. On a $5,000–10,000 system, that's real money. And a tuned system running at designed efficiency typically saves 15–20% on monthly energy costs compared to a neglected one.
If you're on the fence, consider this: the plan pays for itself if it prevents a single service call. Everything else — extended life, lower bills, priority scheduling — is additional value on top of that.
Related HVAC Services
Maintenance is one piece of the picture. Here are the other services we provide across Kent and South King County.
From Sign-Up to Renewal — What to Expect
Getting started is simple. Here's the process from the moment you sign up to your first visit and beyond.
Sign Up
Call or request a plan online. We confirm your system type, choose the right plan, and get you on the schedule.
Schedule First Visit
We pick a date that works for you — fall for heating prep, spring for cooling prep, or both for year-round systems.
Tech Arrives
A qualified technician arrives on time with all the tools and parts needed to complete a full inspection and tune-up.
Full Inspection + Tune-Up
We work through every item on the checklist — cleaning, adjusting, testing, and identifying any developing issues.
Written Report
You receive a written summary of everything we checked, what we found, and any recommendations going forward.
Renewal Reminder
We track your plan renewal date and reach out when it's time — no need to remember or chase us down.
Skip the Emergency Pricing
Emergency service calls are more expensive — parts, labor, and after-hours premiums add up fast. Plan members receive discounted rates on all repairs, and proactive maintenance catches issues before they become midnight emergencies.
The math is simple: one avoided emergency call pays for multiple years of plan coverage.
We Know Your System
After your first visit, we have a complete picture of your equipment — its age, condition, quirks, and history. That context makes every future visit more efficient and every recommendation more accurate.
You're not explaining your system to a new tech every time. We already know it.
Why Maintenance Matters
HVAC systems are mechanical — they wear, they drift out of calibration, and small problems compound into big ones. Regular maintenance is what separates a system that lasts 18 years from one that needs replacement at 12.
FAQs
Protect Your Investment
A maintenance plan is the simplest, most cost-effective thing you can do to extend the life of your HVAC system, keep efficiency high, and avoid expensive emergency repairs.
