Having heating seasonal maintenance each fall helps maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of your HVAC system. With our Energy Savings Agreements, we provide a complete cleaning and inspection of your heating system. Therefore, regular maintenance of your HVAC system will:
- Provide longer lasting equipment
- Reduce utility bills
- Reduce repairs
- Provide a more comfortable indoor environment
- Protect your investment
What to Expect During Heating Seasonal Maintenance
Our technicians are meticulous and thorough with the work they do. During each heating seasonal maintenance appointment, our technicians will:
- Inspect thermostat operation
- Examine fan limit control
- Check blower operation
- Check gas valve
- Review fan speed
- Inspect fan belts
- Check temperature rise
- Examine and/or replace standard air filter
- Check all wiring connections
- Examine and clean all burners
- Check burner ignition
- Check pilot and pilot safety
- Inspect and oil fan motor bearings (if needed)
- Check smoke pipe, chimney base and proper drafting of chimney
- Check draft hood
- Review all pressure switches
- Inspect PVC intake and exhaust piping
- Check circulator pump and couplings
- Examine high limit safety control
- Check low water cut-off
- Examine and clean gauge glass
- Check safety relief valve
Bryant® recommends that homeowners have their HVAC system inspected twice a year- Air Conditioning in the spring/summer and Heating in the fall/winter.
Important Benefits
We value each of our customers and pledge to work with their interests in mind. As a result, by signing up for an Energy Savings Agreement, our customers can expect the following benefits:
- 24-hour emergency service (emergency service will be prioritized in the order the calls come in)
- After-hours and weekend emergency service available at regular rates
- Priority scheduling
- 10% discount on any parts and labor needed for repair during normal business hours
For additional details on our Energy Savings Agreements, visit our website or download the form here:
Indoor Air Quality
Due to COVID-19, we are offering indoor air quality tests at the time of maintenance. These tests assess if there are any problems with the air in your home. For information on the indoor air quality tests, visit our website or read our latest blog posts:
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