Access Comfort Care Agreement
One annual agreement. One residential property. All your systems covered—no exceptions.
Why Choose the Access Comfort Care Agreement?
Most maintenance plans charge per system — we don't. The Access Comfort Care Agreement is tied to your residential property, not your equipment count. Whether you have one unit or five, every residential system on your property is fully covered under a single flat monthly rate.
This is a one-year residential agreement designed to keep your home comfortable, your equipment healthy, and your wallet protected from expensive surprises. Commercial properties require a custom service contract.
Agreement Benefits Include:
- ✓Priority Status Service Call: Move to the front of the line during our busiest times of the year — no waiting around without AC in July.
- ✓Bi-Annual System Inspections: Two comprehensive visits per year — Spring (Summer prep) and Fall (Winter prep) — for every residential system on your property.
- ✓10% Off Repairs: Every residential service call repair is 10% less for agreement holders — for any system on your property.
- ✓10% Off Accessories: Thermostats, UV lights, filters, air purifiers — all 10% off when you're on the agreement.
- ✓10% Off Complete System Replacements: When it's time to replace, agreement holders save 10% on full system installs.
- ✓Residential Property-Tied Coverage: One price covers all systems on your residential property — no per-unit upcharges, ever.
🛡️ Access Comfort Care
One-Year Agreement · Residential Property-Wide
- ✓ Priority status service call
- ✓ Bi-annual visits (Spring & Fall)
- ✓ 10% Off repairs
- ✓ 10% Off accessories
- ✓ 10% Off system replacements
- ✓ All residential systems included
Maintenance Visit Procedure
Every bi-annual visit follows this exact checklist — no shortcuts, no skipped steps.
Thermostat Calibration
We verify your thermostat is reading accurate temperatures and communicating properly with the system. If settings are off, we recalibrate or recommend a replacement.
Air Filter Inspection
We check your filter condition and airflow restriction. If you have a replacement filter on hand, we'll swap it in. Filters are the homeowner's responsibility — we'll let you know the correct size and MERV rating if you need to restock.
Electrical Connections
Every wire, contactor, capacitor, and relay is inspected. We tighten loose connections, check amp draws on motors, and test capacitor microfarad ratings.
Condensate Drain Clearing
We flush the primary and secondary drain lines with nitrogen or an industrial vacuum to prevent water backups and ceiling damage.
Refrigerant Pressure Check
We attach gauges to measure suction and liquid line pressures. If the charge is off, we identify why — a low charge always means a leak somewhere.
Evaporator Coil Inspection
We visually inspect the indoor coil for dirt buildup, frost patterns, or damage. If a deep clean is needed, we'll recommend a separate coil cleaning service.
Condenser Coil Cleaning
The outdoor unit gets a thorough rinse. Dirt, cottonwood seeds, and debris on the coil force the compressor to work harder and shorten its life.
Blower & Fan Motor Check
We test indoor blower speed settings and outdoor fan motor operation. Both are checked for amp draw, bearing noise, and proper rotation.
Safety Controls & CO Test
On furnaces, we test the flame sensor, limit switch, gas valve operation, and run a carbon monoxide test at the heat exchanger and supply plenum.
Full System Report
After every visit, you get a written summary of what we found, what we did, and what to watch for — no mystery invoices, just transparency.
One Property. All Systems. One Price.
Most companies charge per unit. We cover your entire property — every system, every season — under one simple annual agreement. Regular maintenance is the best investment you can make to avoid costly emergency calls down the road.