Goodpaster's Mechanical

Goodpaster's Service Agreement,

Our Service Agreement is preventative maintenance - no contracts. We'll set up a time to come out and perform a thorough cleaning and checkup of your system(s).

All you do is request preventative maintenance on your system(s) during the spring and fall season.

This should be a mandatory policy for every homeowner for these reasons:

All mechanical equipment will eventually break down.

However, if you do your part and have that equipment cleaned and maintained, then you'll get much longer use than those that let it collect dirt and corrosion – the major causes of breakdowns.

The better your equipment operates, the more efficient it becomes. Efficiency is synonymous with saving energy. The more efficient your system operates, the more energy it will save over it's lifetime – which brings us to our third and final reason to maintain your system.

You will save money.

Terms & Condition

Materials and labor not covered by warranty will be charged at regular rates less 15% customer discount Repair Services request by the customer will be provided 8:00am – 5:00 pm , Mon – Sat.

No trip charge for service calls.

Purchase of all new air conditioning and heating equipment will include a 10% discount

This contract is transferable

This contract includes a 15% processing fee.

Suggestion: It is imperative to maintain and tune up air conditioning equipment. A new unit after one year needs maintenance to bring unit up to standard efficiency and maintained thereafter to keep efficiency high as original manufactured design.

AIR CONDITION CHECK

Clean condenser coil

Check and adjust blower components.

Check operating pressures for proper refrigerant

Check thermostat level

Check safety controls

Check all electrical connections

Check voltage and amperage on motors

Check condensate drain

Lubricate all moving parts where necessary

Check air flow

Check starting capability of compressor

HEATING CHECK

Clean thermostat heating anticipators

Inspect automatic blower control

Oil and check the fan motor bearings

Clean pilot light tubing & pilot (if possible

Safety and efficiency check of low voltage wiring

Check fan limit control switch

Inspect electric shut – off valve

Oil and check blower bearings

Check fan on – off control and set differential

Check transformer’s output

Check thermostat contacts

Check temp rise and do a carbon monoxide test on the heater/furnace to make sur its not leaking lethal carbon monoxide levels into living area