At'Cher Service Maintenance Comfort Club

A Home Comfort Club Membership guarantees appointments and provides valuable services and discounts on repairs. Regular service of your equipment can save you thousands of dollars over the long term in home energy costs. In fact, as much as 30 percent per year! Regular maintenance service can extend the life of your home comfort system.  Membership will pay for itself year after year. You can expect our highly trained and Nate certified technicians to become completely familiar with you and your equipment. Membership is also transferable to the buyer of your current home.

Membership is required for a period of one year, and will automatically renew on a monthly basis afterwards. You may discontinue membership at any time after a year upon sixty (60) days written notification.

A/C 21-Point
Precision Tune-Up

1. Check Voltages
2. Check Air Temperature Across Evaporator Coil
3. Check Refrigerant Charge
4. Check Superheat
5. Lubricate any Moving Parts
6. Check Evaporator Condition
7. Check Condensor Coil Condition
8. Check Filter
9. Check and Adjust Thermostat
10. Check All Wiring and Connections
11. Check Condensor Temperature Rise
12. Check Starting Contactor
13. Check All Capacitors Microfared (MFD)
14. Measure All Motor Amperages
15. Check Operation of Unit Safety Controls
16. Check Fan Blade for Cracks
17. Check Condensate Drain or Pump
18. Turn Exposed Dampers to Cooling (No Balancing)
19. Check Fuse Disconnect
20. Wax Top of Unit
21. Check Condition of Ductwork

Furnace 21–Point
Precision Tune-Up

1. Check and Adjust Thermostat
2. Check and Adjust Safety Controls
3. Clean Burners and Controls
4. Clean and Adjust Pilot Assembly
5. Check All Wiring and Connections
6. Check for Gas Leaks at Furnace
7. Lubricate All Moving Parts
8. Clean Flame Sensors
9. Check Condition of Filters
10. Check Condition of Flue Pipe and Draft Diverter
11. Check Fan Control
12. Adjust Pressure Regulator
13. Check Furnace for Carbon Monoxide
14. Check Complete Furnace Cycle
15. Make Any Necessary Recommendations
16. Measure Oxygen Level
17. Measure Carbon Dioxide Level
18. Check the Draft (Flue Gasses Discharged from the Furnace)
19. Check Temperature of the Stack (Flue Gasses)
20. Check Temperature of Air Coming Out of Vents
21. Check Efficiency Level (Can Adjust to Increase Efficiency)