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15% Discount on all service repairs
(all service parts and labor) |
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Never pay an overtime fee
(no matter what time of day or night it is) |
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Priority customer status
(immediately moved ahead of Non USA customers) |
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Lower operating costs
(well maintained equipment uses less energy) |
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Increased capacity of existing system
(restores equipment to as close to factory fresh
specifications as possible) |
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Improved comfort
(a clean indoor coil on an air conditioning system
tends to remove more moisture) |
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Longer equipment life
(well maintained equipment lasts longer) |
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Reduced equipment runtime
(when your system isn’t running, it’s saving you money) |
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Transferable to another location
(or to the new owner) |
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Fewer repairs
(equipment that is regularly maintained normally have less costly repairs) |
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Safer system
(equipment that is clean and well maintained
tends to be safer to operate) |
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| $20 per year for 1 year Agreement |
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| $30 a year for 2 year Agreement |
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| $50 a year for a 3 year Agreement |
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| To be used towards the purchase of
replacement equipment when necessary. |
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All Major Credit Cars Accepted
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| We have a variety of financing options available,
depending on your personal needs. |
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| Our financing affiliates are frequently changing
their rates, however, we are currently offering
6 months to 12 months same as cash financing (o.a.c). |
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Low interest loans are available through EGIA
(Electric Gas Industries Association).
6, 12, and 18 months financing available. |
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| Seasonal rebates are available through Trane & PG&E
with the purchase of high efficiency equipment. |
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| Stimulus rebates available. |
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| Call and ask our friendly staff what is available for you! |
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| A-1 Guaranteed is recognized for our outstanding dedication to our customers and our loyalty to professionalism in the HVAC industry. We offer services such as installation, replacement, repair, maintenance, and troubleshooting of furnaces, heat pumps, baseboard heaters, radiators, boilers, and other types of heating. When it comes to air conditioning, we provide high quality, professional workmanship with air conditioning handlers, evaporator coils, the air conditioning compressor outdoors, and we also work on vents and ducts as well. Our professional technicians and installers will serve you with expertise and precision-guaranteed. |
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1. Cycle the complete system (air conditioning and heating as well as fan operation).
2. Clean and level the thermostat – calibrate, adjust, and record heat anticipator setting.
3. Replace up to one standard throwaway filter 1” or clean one permanent filter per system.
4. Remove and clean the indoor blower assembly, which includes the blower wheel on the indoor unit.
5. Remove and clean the indoor blower motor on the indoor unit.
6. Remove any trash or debris from indoor and outdoor units.
7. Lubricate all moving parts on indoor and outdoor units.
8. Test and record all voltages on indoor blower motor.
9. Test and record all amperages on indoor blower motor.
10. Test and examine all controls on indoor and outdoor units.
11. Tighten or adjust all belts and pulleys within indoor or outdoor units.
12. Examine and tighten all electrical connections on the indoor and outdoor units.
13. Examine and clean indoor evaporator coil (if accessible).
14. Clean and treat condensate drain line from indoor coil to main drain line (only to wall or floor).
15. Clean and treat condensate pump if part of the cooling drain system.
16. Clean and apply protective coating to indoor and outdoor cabinets.
17. Clean and adjust burner assembly.
18. Test and clean ignition assembly.
19. Clean heat exchanger and examine for possible cracks.
20. Test and record gas pressures at indoor furnace.
21. Leak test for gas leaks at furnace gas piping connections.
22. Monitor flue draft on gas furnace.
23. Examine duct condition (if accessible).
24. Test and record indoor air temperature.
25. Test and record indoor temperature drop in cooling mode.
26. Test and record indoor temperature rise in heating mode.
27. Test and record refrigerant pressures (low and high side).
28. Monitor refrigerant charge on refrigerant system.
29. Test and record superheat on refrigerant system.
30. Test and record subcooling on refrigerant system.
31. Clean outdoor condenser coil on outdoor unit.
32. Test and clean outdoor fan motor.
33. Test and record all voltages on outdoor unit (fan motor and compressor).
34. Test and record all amperages on outdoor unit (fan motor and compressor).
35. Replace any missing screws on indoor or outdoor units.
36. Visually inspect indoor and outdoor coils and copper tubing for refrigerant leaks.
37. Examine and tighten all electrical connections on disconnect of outdoor unit. |
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