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Preventive Maintenance
The cheapest repair is the one you never need. Scheduled servicing that keeps equipment efficient, warranties valid and breakdowns rare.
Why Maintain
Equipment Rarely Fails Without Warning
Almost every emergency callout we attend had signs weeks earlier — a worn part, a dirty coil, a reading drifting out of range.
Maintenance is simply catching those things while they are still cheap. It also keeps efficiency up, which shows on every bill, and it satisfies the servicing requirements that most manufacturers attach to their warranties.
- Fewer breakdowns, and fewer of them at 2am
- Lower running costs from equipment operating as designed
- Longer equipment life and later replacement spend
- Manufacturer warranty conditions kept intact
- Priority scheduling when you do need us
What Is Included
What A Service Visit Covers
The exact checklist depends on the equipment, but a typical visit includes the following.
Heating Service
- Burner inspection and cleaning
- Heat exchanger inspection
- Ignition and flame sensor check
- Blower motor and belt inspection
- Filter replacement
- Thermostat calibration
- Venting and flue inspection
- Safety control testing
Cooling & Refrigeration Service
- Condenser and evaporator coil cleaning
- Refrigerant charge verification
- Electrical connections and capacitor check
- Condensate drain clearing
- Fan motor and blade inspection
- Temperature and defrost control check
- Door seal inspection (refrigeration)
- Performance readings recorded
Timing
When To Book
01
Heating — Early Autumn
Service before the first hard frost. Booking in September or October means you are not in the queue behind everyone whose furnace has already failed.
02
Cooling — Spring
Service before the first genuinely hot week. An air conditioner that sat idle all winter should be checked before you depend on it.
03
Refrigeration — Regularly
Commercial refrigeration runs continuously and carries the highest cost of failure, so it warrants more frequent visits than seasonal equipment.
Get On The Schedule
Stop Waiting For Things To Break
Tell us what equipment you have and we will recommend a sensible service interval — no hard sell.