Total Home Care Club

• Check Condenser Coil
• Check Evaporator Coil
• Check Blower Motor
• Check Refrigerant Charge
• Lubricate Motor, Bearings and Fans (if applicable)
• Check and Tighten all Electrical Connections
• Check Temperature and Pressures
• Check Thermostat for Proper Operation
• Check and Labeling of Emergency Shutoffs
• Check Controls and Safety Devices
• Check Capacitors
• Check Condensate Drain
• Check Relays and Contactors for Proper Operation
• Check Ductwork for Leaks
• Check Proper Amperage and Voltage of A/C System
• Start and Test Operation and Cycle of Unit
• Check Air Flow
• Check Humidifier/Dehumidifier

By keeping your central A/C system in top working order with annual maintenance, you can cut your monthly energy costs by about 25% and reduce breakdowns by as much as 95%!

• Check Water Pressure
• Test Drinking Water
• Check Washing Machine Hoses
• Check all Faucets for Leaks to Ensure Proper Operation
• Dye Test Toilet to Check for Leaks to Ensure Proper Operation
• Check all Drains for Proper Flow
• Provide BioOne Treatment to all Drains and Toilets
• Check Garbage Disposal for Proper Operation
• Check all Emergency Shutoff Valves for Proper Operation
• Label al Shutoffs at Locations
• Check all Under Sink Traps and Shutoffs
• Check Main Water Meter
• Check all Outside Spigots
• Water Heater Check off
  • Gas or Electric
  • Shutoff Valve
  • Flue Piping
  • Draft
  • Safety Valve
  • Wiring
  • Gas Shutoff
  • Thermostats on 120 degrees Fahrenheit

Did you know that one leaking toilet and a dripping faucet can waste over 50,370 gallons of water a year? 

• Tune Up Main Panel
• Check all Wiring in Main Panel for Proper Sizing
• Check Breakers for Proper Operation
• Check all Aluminum Wiring in Service Panel for Oxidation and Apply Deoxidation Compound as Needed
• Check Outside Meter and Enclosure
• Check Outside Main Feeders
• Check Ground Fault Protection for Proper Operation
• Check Surge Protectors
• Check Attic Fans for Proper Operation
• Check all Accessible Lights, Switches, Dimmers, Receptacles, and Ceiling Fans
• Check all Connections to Major Appliances
•  Check all Main Service Grounding and Tighten as Needed
• Check and Exposed Wiring in Attic, Basement and Garages
• Check any Outside and Inside Disconnects
• Check Grounding and Connections

Electrical fires cause approximately $1.6 billion in property damage each year. Old wiring, overloaded circuits, and worn outlets are the main culprits that can cause electrical shocks and fires. 

• Check all the Burners for Proper Operation
• Check Thermocouple for Proper Operation
• Check the Heat Exchanger Surface
• Check the Flue Pipe
• Lubricate Pumps, Bearings, and Fans (if applicable)
• Check the Inductor and Blower Motors
• Check and Tighten all Electrical Connections
• Check the Safety Switch and Controls
• Check the Pilot Assembly
• Check Temperature and Pressures
•  Check Thermostat for Proper Operation
• Check Drain Lines and Traps for Proper Function
• Test and Label Emergency Shutoffs
• Check Gas Valve
• Check Zone Valves
• Check Expansion Tank
• Check Aquastat, Relay and Water Regulator
• Check Air low Across Coil and Blower Wheels
• Check Ductwork for Leaks
• Start and Test Operation and Cycle of Unit
• Check Air Flow
• Check Humidifier/Dehumidifier

Annual checkups can prevent over 70% of all furnace repairs as well as improve your system’s efficiency by up to 16% – Saving you money!