Discover comfort and peace of mind with a maintenance plan to protect your HVAC system and home.
From dirty filters to thermostat malfunctions to refrigerant leaks to natural wear-and-tear on components, every HVAC system in existence requires regular maintenance to ensure it can run smoothly and homeowners can sleep soundly. Regular maintenance by professionals like Genesis helps address these issues, ensuring efficient and reliable home heating and cooling.
Genesis offers comprehensive plans designed to optimize system performance, prevent potential issues, and extend the lifespan of your HVAC unit. From thorough inspections to filter replacements and fine-tuning components, our maintenance services keep your home comfortable year-round. Invest in peace of mind and long-term efficiency with Genesis' annual maintenance plan, tailored to meet the unique needs of your HVAC system.
Genesis offers three maintenance plans (Gold, Diamond, and Platinum) to accommodate annual and biannual service check-ups. Each maintenance plan offers a range of services to keep your system running smoothly. With monthly payment plans, your next maintenance check could start as low as $12/mo. Here's just a few of the items your plan will cover:
• 44-66 point inspection and cleaning with detailed reports on your system
• Free 1 to 4" filter & UV element replacements
• Discounted follow-up service calls
• Energy savings from improved airflow
Sleep with confidence and comfort while prolonging the life of your HVAC system. Get in touch to schedule a service visit and sign up for your maintenance plan on-the-spot to access our lowest costs!
For a system still under manufacturer warranty, usually yes — most equipment warranties require documented annual maintenance, and a denied warranty claim costs far more than the visit. Beyond the paperwork, most of the no-heat calls we take in January are on systems nobody has looked at in years. Our maintenance plans cover it on a schedule so it does not depend on remembering.
Once a year at minimum, and twice is better for a heat pump specifically — because unlike a furnace it works year round, in both directions. The usual pattern is heating-season service in the fall and a cooling check in the spring. Most manufacturer warranties require documented annual maintenance, so it is also the paperwork that keeps a warranty claim from being denied.
On a proper visit: filter change, coil inspection and cleaning, condensate drain cleared, refrigerant charge and superheat verified, electrical connections tightened and amp draw checked, blower wheel and motor inspected, thermostat calibration and staging confirmed, and on gas equipment a burner and heat exchanger inspection with a combustion check. What separates a real tune-up from a sales call is whether you get measurements written down. Ask for the numbers.
Two separate things, and it is worth knowing which is which. The manufacturer covers the parts, and that term comes from Mitsubishi Electric or American Standard rather than from us — registration is usually required, and we handle it. The labor warranty is ours: one year on any install, and ten years if you are on one of our maintenance plans. That is the honest reason the plans exist. A part being free does not help much when the labor to fit it is not, and the plan is also what keeps the manufacturer's parts coverage valid, since most warranties require documented annual maintenance. See our maintenance plans.
Repairs, maintenance, or a new-system walkthrough — schedule in a few taps or give us a call.