HVAC Maintenance | Sears Heating & Cooling

Q: How much does it cost to get your HVAC system tuned up?

A normal HVAC service visit costs between $100 and $150 . However, there are a number of factors that influence how much an HVAC service will cost. The entire cost is affected by the kind, size, age and complexity of your system, as well as the time of year. Also, any repairs that are required will have an impact on the total price. You can break the cost up by taking advantage of a maintenance plan with monthly payments and assorted perks, like priority service and discounts on repairs.

Q: Are furnace maintenance plans worth it?

Yes, maintenance plans are definitely worth it . Seasonal maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your furnace from early failure. Your autumn tune-up will ensure your furnace is clean and operating at peak efficiency; not only does this translate to lower utility bills, but it also means fewer breakdowns and a longer working life. In fact, putting your furnace on a maintenance plan can extend its service life by as much as 50%!

"Set It & Forget It" Maintenance That Cares For Your System Year-Round

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It's easy to think your HVAC system will just hum along without paying any attention. It might, for a while - but a lack of proper maintenance is one of the biggest causes of failure in air conditioners and furnaces. If you take care of your system, it will take care of you. HVAC Maintenance is important to keep your system running at peak performance. As a Service Club customer, you will receive either an annual or semi-annual service on your heating and or air conditioning equipment and a 10% discount on future repairs.

AC Tune-Up

Here's what's included in our air conditioner maintenance plan:

Check thermostat.
Change filters (1-inch standard filter included).
Inspect electrical controls and safety switches.
Inspect and adjust any belts of pulleys.
Inspect and clean condensate drain.
Inspect and clean condensate pan.
Inspect unit disconnect.
Inspect and adjust all wiring or loose connections.
Thoroughly clean outdoor condensing unit with Triple-D coil cleaner.
Inspect all motors and bearings.
Inspect indoor evaporator coil (if needed).
Check refrigerant levels (if needed).

Furnace Tune-Up

Our comprehensive furnace service includes:

Check thermostat.
Change filters (1-inch standard filter included).
Check and adjust blower components.
Clean and wipe down unit (inside and out).
Adjust air flow and fan control.
Lubricate all motors and bearings.
Inspect the heat exchanger.
Clean and inspect thermocouple or flame sensor.
Check flue vent for obstructions.
Tighten all electrical connections.
Check and adjust gas pressure.
Clean and inspect burners.
Check for carbon monoxide.

One Maintenance Plan. Extensive Benefits.

Priority Service - You get moved to the front of the line when you call in!
Reduced Monthly Energy Costs - A well-maintained and clean system will operate more efficiently.
Peace Of Mind - You know your equipment is cared for and operating efficiently.
You Save Money - Receive substantial savings on maintenance checks, service calls and repairs.
Extends Equipment Life - Like your car, your heating/cooling system will last longer if it is tuned up annually.
Reduced Breakdowns - Equipment that has thorough HVAC maintenance has fewer problems.
Convenience - We will email or call to remind you when it is time to schedule your seasonal inspections.

How much does it cost to get your HVAC system tuned up?

A normal HVAC service visit costs between $100 and $150. However, there are a number of factors that influence how much an HVAC service will cost. The entire cost is affected by the kind, size, age and complexity of your system, as well as the time of year. Also, any repairs that are required will have an impact on the total price. You can break the cost up by taking advantage of a maintenance plan with monthly payments and assorted perks, like priority service and discounts on repairs.

Do I need to have my furnace cleaned every year?

Your furnace should be inspected at least once a year to verify that it is in good working order. In fact, furnace manufacturers recommend both regular inspections and professional maintenance. Furthermore, their guarantee terms make it clear that repairs will not be covered without a record of proper maintenance. Most furnace inspections and maintenance are completed prior to the arrival of winter.

Are furnace maintenance plans worth it?

Yes, maintenance plans are definitely worth it. Seasonal maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your furnace from early failure. Your autumn tune-up will ensure your furnace is clean and operating at peak efficiency; not only does this translate to lower utility bills, but it also means fewer breakdowns and a longer working life. In fact, putting your furnace on a maintenance plan can extend its service life by as much as 50%!

Annual Service Club

$198.00 / Year
Reduced $49 service charge. This charge will be applied to any repairs made.
10% discount on repairs.
Pricing is available if you have more than one furnace or air conditioner.
Add humidifier for $34.00, one per year.
Add EAC for $64.00 / two cleanings per year.
Add media filter (SpaceGard, Honeywell, Airbear, Aprilaire, etc.) for $64.00, one per year.