Bronze - 1 Year
1 System - $198.00
2 Systems - $396.00
3 Systems - $594.00
Silver - 2 Years
1 System - $356.00
2 Systems - $712.00
3 Systems - $1,068.00
Gold - 3 Years
1 System - $474.00
2 Systems - $948.00
3 Systems - $1,422.00
Our Service Agreement
Our Service AgreementWilliamsburg Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. maintenance contracts offer total peace of mind, maximizing your equipment life and eliminating costs and unexpected repairs. Annual maintenance keeps your system operating at peak condition, placing the risk of failure on the Williamsburg HVAC team. Same day service, 24 hours per day.
Maintenance Contract Includes:
Maintenance Contract Includes:. Complete emergency service, which allows customers to call at any time, any day of the year. Our technicians will respond quickly, and you'll never be charged our overtime rate.
. High Performance Tune-Ups. You are our priority. No need to worry whether the system has been maintained before the season. We'll call you to schedule.
. Perform safety inspection.
HEATING MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
HEATING MAINTENANCE INSPECTION• Check gas burners
• Check pilot and tubing
• Check flame baffle
• Check manifold pressure
• Check gas input pressure
• Check/Clear 90°+ drains
• Check freon levels/heat pump pressures
• Check gas valve
• Check pilot safety and all safety devices
• Check heat exchanger with inspection camera
• Check orifices
• Check and lubricate blower motor bearings
• Check amperage on heaters/strips
• Check ignition
• Check fan and limit control
• Check thermostat
• Check vent system
• Check defrost system
• Check contactor contacts
• Inspect evaporator and condenser coil
• Test for carbon monoxide
• Clean flame sensor
• Clean electric heat kit
• Inspect return grill filter(s)
COOLING MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
COOLING MAINTENANCE INSPECTION• Inspect evaporator coil
• Check expansion valve
• Check and clean evaporator drain (install bleach
tablets)
• Check and adjust bypass dampers if needed
• Check thermostat operation
• Check contactor contacts
• Check circuit breakers and fuses
• Check temperature drop
• Check condenser cabinet
• Check condenser coil
• Check and oil condenser fan motor
• Check fan blades for tightness
• Check start and run capacitors
• Check start and run relays
• Check head pressure
• Check freon level/pressures
• Check blower
• Check electric strips
• Inspect and clean condenser (if needed)
• Inspect outdoor disconnect
• Inspect condenser fan motor & blades
• Inspect compressor at startup
• Inspect return grill filter(s)