Creative Comfort Solutions' Maintenance Plan

Regular HVAC maintenance is one of the most important services we offer at Creative Comfort Solutions. You invest a lot in the equipment that keeps your family warm in winter and cool in summer. You’ll get the best return on that investment if you take care of your HVAC system with routine professional maintenance. Our comfort advisors will see that your heating and cooling systems receive detailed inspections and tune-ups twice a year, leaving you with the comfort of your home, few worries, and lower energy bills.

A 21-Point Preventive maintenance inspection to keep your HVAC equipment working safely, effectively, and efficiently every season
15% discount on parts and labor
No service charge to come to your home
Emergency service support—call any time, any day of the year
Guaranteed to be to your home within 24 hours of your initial call
No charge for overtime
Priority service over customers without the maintenance plan

Creative Comfort Solutions Maintenance Plan

Here’s All You Need to Do…

Reach Out to Our Comfort Advisors

Call our offices or fill out our online form.

Review Our Maintenance Plan

Our comfort advisors will help you review the plan to confirm it meets your needs.

Kick back with peace of mind

You’re all set! We’ll get you scheduled for your first maintenance appointment.

Maintenance Plan—Your Comfort Solution

Keep your investment operating safely and efficiently every season

Our Maintenance Plan includes two visits per year, each with a thorough 21-Point Preventive Maintenance Inspection to help ensure your equipment stays in top condition through every season.

When you enroll in our Maintenance Plan, you’ll also receive 15% off all repairs (parts and labor), and we’ll waive the diagnostic fee (a $89 value).

Here’s what our maintenance checklist includes for both cooling and heating services:

Cooling Maintenance Checklist

Test suction pressure and temperature
Test discharge pressure and temperature
Test all safety controls for proper operation
Test all motor bearings
Test operation and condition of compressor
Test crankcase heater operation
Test thermostat operation
Inspect blower motor, lubricating as needed
Inspect condenser fan motor, lubricating as needed
Inspect and tighten all wiring connections
Inspect evaporator coil
Inspect all capacitors for bulges, rust, and leaks
Inspect disconnect box at outdoor unit
Inspect and clean condensate drain
Inspect and clean condensate pumps
Inspect condenser coil
Inspect and clean blower wheel, if applicable
Check temperature difference between return and supply air
Check blower motor belt if applicable, adjusting as needed
Check blower speed, adjusting as needed
Check voltage and amperage of all motors
Replace standard 1″ filter

Heating Maintenance Checklist

Test carbon monoxide levels of furnace
Test thermostat operation
Test ignition system
Test safety and operating controls, adjusting as necessary
Test wiring connections, tightening as necessary
Test temperature rise between return and supply air
Test blower motor, lubricating as needed
Test zone valves*
Test expansion tanks*
Test aquastat and/or relay*
Test water regulator
Inspect gas valve
Inspect motors, pumps, bearings, and fans; lubricate moving parts as needed
Inspect flue pipe and heat exchanger
Clean burners, adjusting as necessary
Clean flue pipe
Clean drainage system
Clean pilot assembly
Clean standard flyer
Clean combustion chamber
Replace standard 1″ filter**

* Boilers Only

** Furnaces Only

Note: You may purchase maintenance inspections separately from service agreements.

For pricing, please contact us directly. We are glad to help you out!

610-957-5080

Why Keep Up With Maintenance?

HVAC systems are designed to have annual maintenance appointments. Without them, the wear and tear placed on them from the winters and summers will cause them to rapidly decline. When you have biannual maintenance done (usually in the spring and fall), you’ll see these benefits:

Longer equipment service life
Lower energy bills
Fewer repair needs
Prevention of emergency breakdowns
Improved comfort performance
Warranty protection

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Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!

Will maintenance save me money?
It’s designed to! Although the most important part of maintaining your HVAC equipment is that you’ll ensure steady and safe operation, maintenance will also cut down on your costs. Your AC and heater will consume less energy, you won’t need to schedule frequent repairs, and the equipment will last for much longer.
Does maintenance take long?
In most cases, we can complete a maintenance job in 1–2 hours. There are times when we may need longer, but you can expect us to be out of your way in no time, leaving you with an HVAC system in great shape.
Can I skip maintenance now and then?
You’re not required to have maintenance—but we strongly recommend you keep current with annual maintenance for both systems. For one thing, you may void the manufacturer’s warranty if you miss out on maintenance appointments. You’ll also soon start to see the negative effects of maintenance neglect: high energy bills, increased malfunctions, unreliable system performance. Skipping maintenance can subtract years off the life of these vital comfort systems.
Is there any maintenance I can do myself?
Yes, there are several steps you will need to do yourself around the year: regularly changing the air filter, cleaning vent covers, cleaning the outdoor condenser unit, and keeping the area around the outdoor unit free of debris. But all other maintenance tasks—the ones we do during our visits—need to be left to licensed professionals. They require specialized training and tools.
I have a heat pump—does it only need one maintenance visit a year?
A heat pump is a special case, since it works as both a heating and air conditioning system, working throughout the year. You’ll need to treat it as two separate systems as far as maintenance is concerned, arranging for spring maintenance to prep it to act as an AC, and fall maintenance to prep it to act as a heater.