When your furnace or air conditioner runs efficiently, you save energy. Save energy and you will save money too. Get a Planned Maintenance Agreement now from Valley Heating and Cooling before the unexpected happens, and you could help prevent costly breakdowns later.

Planned Maintenance Agreements are a smart way to ensure that, no matter what the weather, your home comfort system will be at peak performance exactly when you need it.

When you purchase a Planned Maintenance Agreement, we will provide you with complete Tune-ups, professional cleanings and inspections as described here for your heating and/or air conditioning equipment during the term indicated on your agreement.

You will enjoy the following benefits as a Planned Maintenance Agreement holder: 

• Lower utility bills*
• Extended equipment life*
• Fewer repairs*
• Improved capacity*
• 15% discount on repairs
• Priority customer status
• Inflation protection
• Agreement is transferable
• Improved safety

*Benefits may vary by your system's age, type, usage, and utility cost.

Planned Maintenance Savings example:

Heating and Air Conditioning Five Year Planned Maintenance

• Scheduled yearly for five years $550.00
• Purchased Five Year Planned Maintenance Agreement $465.00

Don’t forget the added benefits listed above!

Our heating Tune-up includes the following work performed:

• Check thermostat calibration. 
• Clean and adjust burner assembly. 
• Clean ignition assembly. 
• Test starting capabilities. 
• Examine heat exchanger for damage and corrosion. 
• Monitor flue draft. 
• Test safety controls. 
• Clean and/or replace standard air filters. 
• Clean and adjust blower components.
• Measure for correct air flow. 
• Tighten electrical connections. 
• Measure volts and amps. 
• Lubricate all moving parts. 
• Clean condensate drains. 
• Measure temperature difference between supply and return air. 
• Adjust gas pressure. 
• Adjust pilot. 
• Monitor heating cycle.

Our cooling Tune-up includes the following work performed:

• Check thermostat calibration. 
• Monitor refrigerant pressure. 
• Test starting capabilities. 
• Test safety controls. 
• Clean and/or replace standard air filter. 
• Clean and adjust blower components. 
• Measure for correct air flow. 
• Tighten electrical connections. 
• Measure volts and amps. 
• Lubricate all moving parts.
• Clean condensate drains.
• Measure temperature difference between supply and return air.