The Century Air Conditioning & Heating Maintenance Program

The Century Air Conditioning & Heating Maintenance Program

We all know that feeling. Your air conditioner suddenly gives out on the hottest day of the year, or your heater sputters to a stop in the middle of winter. Not exactly fun, right? These unexpected breakdowns can be stressful, disruptive, and costly. That’s where Century Air Conditioning & Heating comes in. We’ve been in the HVAC business since 1986, and we’ve seen it all—the good, the bad, and the ugly—when it comes to heating and cooling systems.

Why Choose Century’s Maintenance Program?

The Century Air Conditioning & Heating Preventative Maintenance Program is like a tune-up for your HVAC system. It’s a comprehensive 18-point process designed to keep your system running smoothly and efficiently. Our experienced technicians will inspect, clean, and adjust your system to ensure it’s performing at its best. Plus, you’ll get some pretty sweet perks:

• 2 Comprehensive Precision Tune-Ups Per Year: We’ll visit twice a year to give your system a thorough check-up.
• 15% Discount on Service Calls: If you do need a repair, you’ll save on the cost of the service call.
• Preferred Scheduling: We’ll prioritize your service calls over non-maintenance customers.
• Lower Utility Bills: A well-maintained system runs more efficiently, saving you money on energy costs.
• Longer System Life: Regular maintenance can extend the lifespan of your HVAC system.
• Peace of Mind: Knowing your system is in good hands will give you peace of mind.
• Increased Safety: Regular maintenance helps prevent safety hazards, especially during the heating season.

What You Can Expect With Maintenance Service:

• Check thermostat operation (calibrate if applicable)
• Check contactor for pitting
• Check capacitors for proper MFD levels
• Check outdoor disconnect for corrosion
• Check outdoor motor amps
• Check compressor amps
• Inspect the condenser coils
• Check refrigerant pressures
• Check temperature split across indoor coil
• Check indoor motor amps
• Blowout drain line with nitrogen
• Wash or change customer provided filter
• Tighten and inspect all electrical connections
• Check float safety switch for proper operation
• Lubricate all moving parts per manufacturer
• Inspect blower wheel for debris
• Inspect service valves for leaks
• Check system control safeties for proper operation