What we do
Six jobs, all on route days
We do a few things and do them on a schedule. For anything else, we tell you who to call.
Cooling check
Ducted air conditioners and heat pumps, cleaned and tested against the 12-point list.
Outdoor and indoor coil
Drain line
Written report
Heat pump and furnace check
A fall visit before the first cold mornings, with a carbon monoxide reading on gas furnaces.
Heat mode test
Flue and burner look
Carbon monoxide reading
Repairs, scheduled
We find the fault, quote it in writing and fix it on the next open route day. Members go first.
Quote before work
Parts and labor listed
Evaporative coolers
Start-up in spring and shut-down in fall: pads, pump and water line.
New pads
Pump and float check
Drain and cover in fall
Filters and thermostats
The right filter size, a rating your system can breathe through, and a thermostat set the way you live.
Filter sizes and ratings
Thermostat schedule
Replacement estimates
When repair is not the answer, we write the scope: equipment, permit and haul-away listed, sized from a load calculation. Installation is scheduled outside route days.
Load calculation
Scope in writing
What a repair quote depends on
Why two repairs can cost different amounts
You get the number in writing before any work starts.
- 01
The part and the refrigerant
A capacitor and a compressor are different jobs. Some refrigerants cost much more than others.
- 02
The age of the system
On an older system we tell you what else is likely to wear out next.
- 03
Where the unit sits
A rooftop unit or an attic air handler takes longer to reach.
- 04
Whether it waits for a route day
Repairs go on the next open route day. A different arrangement is quoted before we agree to it.
Tell us what you have
Ducted air, a heat pump or an evaporative cooler: say which, and we will set your day.