How often do you make an appointment to have Climate Control Company come out to your home for preventive maintenance to be done on your heating system? It’s recommended by experts that homeowners schedule an appointment with their HVAC company at least once per year for preventive maintenance checks. As the new year approaches, it’s a great time to make your appointment with us!
Having preventative maintenance done on your system by heating and cooling experts will make sure that there are no small, undetected issues with it that may turn into large, expensive problems later if they continue to go on unresolved. Some issues can be more than expensive, too – they can be deadly. In addition, this is the best way to make sure your system is running season after season and year after year as efficiently and safely as it should be. When your system runs at top efficiency, you save money on your energy bills.
Would an unforeseen breakdown of your system put a damper on your New Year celebration? Of course it would! One of the biggest reasons to make your appointment at this point in time is to give you the best chance at avoiding an emergency situation arising, should your system suddenly break down in the middle of inclement weather and cold temperatures.
Finally, if you’ve purchased a system and received a maintenance agreement at that point in time, you’ll need to stick with yearly checks in order to keep your warranty in good standing. Not complying with the conditions of your warranty may very well render it null and void, which could wind up costing you much more money than you’re prepared to part with, should anything unforeseen ever happen!
Start your new year off on the right foot with an annual heating system preventive maintenance appointment with Climate Control Company! Our certified technicians will be happy to perform a thorough check-up on your system and make sure that you and your family are safe and comfortable not just over the New Year holiday, but throughout the rest of the year! Contact us today.
