Maintenance Plans

maintThe Discount Club Plan

About 90% of our customers choose this plan because:

 

1. It is cheaper to get a DC as opposed to just getting a clean and check. If you break it down per piece of equipment the DC is about 12%-20% cheaper per piece of equipment, depending on the number of furnaces and air conditioners you have.

 

2. Customers on this plan receive a 15% discount on parts and labor for any potential service call during the year. Plus members of this plan receive the same discount on air cleaner filters and humidifier pads, etc.

The Clean and Check (not a D/C)

About 10% of our customers elect just to get a clean and check on one piece of equipment. The reasons for this are because someone is moving, someone just has a furnace and not an air conditioner or because a realtor just needs one piece of equipment cleaned and inspected.

Commercial

Every commercial plan is different because every commercial application is different (number of equipment, type of equipment, etc.). Please call (630) 420-2275 for a custom quote.

Why do you need maintenance on your equipment?

click here for a full explanation of why you need maintenance on your equipment.

 

Residential furnace and hot water heater maintenance - 42 pts.

  1. Check thermostat & anticipator
  2. Check furnace filter
  3. Look for signs of water damage at furnace
  4. Inspect pilot light
  5. Inspect & clean pilot assembly
  6. Check pilot switch
  7. Check thermocouple
  8. Check flame sensor
  9. Check hot surface ignitor
  10. Check gas valve
  11. Inspect and clean burners
  12. Check firewall
  13. Check & clean heat exchanger cells
  14. Check fuse link
  15. Check fan limit switch or timer
  16. Check control wiring
  17. Check relays
  18. Check transformer
  19. Check ignition module
  20. Check fan control center
  21. Check PC main board
  22. Check inducer PC board
  23. Check draft inducer motor
  24. Check inducer housing & wheel
  25. Check air safety switch
  26. Check flue damper
  27. Check blower door switch
  28. Check blower motor & record voltage & amps
  29. Check blower wheel
  30. Check blower pulley
  31. Check blower belt & size
  32. Check blower bearings
  33. Check blower wiring
  34. Check 90%+ furnace drain
  35. Check 90%+ air intake screen
  36. Check condition of vent connector of exterior of masonry chimney
  37. Check condition of base "B" vent chimney
  38. Visually check the condition of masonry chimney
  39. Check condtion of cabinet
  40. Check water heater gas valve
  41. Check water heater pilot
  42. Clean & Check water heater burner & pan

Residential A/C maintenance - 32 pts.

  1. Check thermostat & anticipator
  2. Furnace - check filter
  3. Furnace - look for signs of water damage
  4. Furnace - check fan center control
  5. Furnace - check PC main board
  6. Furnace - check control wiring
  7. Furnace - check blower wiring
  8. Furnace - check relays
  9. Furnace - check transformer
  10. Furnace - check blower door switch
  11. Furnace - check blower wheel
  12. Furnace - check blower motor & record voltage & amps
  13. Furnace - check blower pulley
  14. Furnace check blower belt & size
  15. Evaporator Coil - clean drain hose
  16. Evaporator Coil - check insulation & air leaks at tubing
  17. Record indoor dry bulb & wet bulb temperatures & start a/c
  18. Condenser - install gauges & pyrometer
  19. Condenser - check & clean coil if dirty
  20. Condenser - check for contaminated refrigerant
  21. Condenser - check start relay & capacitors
  22. Condenser - check all high voltage wiring
  23. Condenser - check all low voltage wiring
  24. Condenser - remove all debris from inside the unit
  25. Condenser - record suction & liquid line temperatures
  26. Condenser - record suction & liquid line pressures
  27. Condenser - check & record voltage & amps
  28. Condenser - record voltage & amps of motor
  29. Condenser - check fan blade motor
  30. Condenser - oil motor
  31. Condenser - check insulation on tubing
  32. Condenser - check to see if level

Contact us

Energy Services serves the community between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. Energy Services also performs emergency service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For a list of phone numbers and locations served click here.