Scheduled Maintenance Service

Regular, Scheduled Maintenance provides benefits!

Before you turn it on for the season, make sure that it is working properly!

Scheduled maintenance. Pre-season prep. Cautiousness. Whatever you wish to call it, it pays to inspect your systems to make sure that they are running properly before turning them on after a long period of inactivity.

Make sure that your furnace or heat pump is working before you need it!
Make sure that your air conditioner or heat pump is working before you need it!

You rely on these systems to provide comfort. You can rely on Stanfield Air Systems to make sure that they are in peak operating condition before the temperature extremes make you wish that you had.

BENEFITS OF PLANNED SERVICE

Having your equipment serviced on a regular basis has many benefits for you:

• Regular service lengthens the life of the equipment by keeping it in good working condition,
• It maintains efficient operation which saves you energy dollars.
• It will save you money by eliminating costs of repairs and reducing any major repair expenses.
• It will establish you as a priority customer which you'll appreciate if you ever needed cooling during the hot days of summer or heating during the coldest blizzard of the year.
• It assures you of service be experienced and qualified technicians from an established company who will be there when you need them.
• Regular service protects your warranty.

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PLANNED SERVICE WILL HELP KEEP YOUR HOME SAFE

Carbon monoxide in your home is an invisible threat to your safety, but it is a threat that is preventable. Cars and trucks, lawn equipment, water heaters, stoves, clothes dryers, furnaces, space heaters and other combustion appliances are some of the potential sources of carbon monoxide. Though designed to be safe and not produce carbon monoxide, home heating systems are only one of the many sources. In addition, negative pressure in your home coupled with improper combustion can lead to carbon monoxide entering your living space. Negative pressure can be caused by central vacuum systems, high volume kitchen range hoods, countertop range exhaust systems, bathroom exhaust fans and aprticularly fireplaces which can remove an enormous amount of air from your home when burning.

Prevention is the most important step to take to reduce carbon monoxide problems.

Scheduled maintenance by a qualified technicain to check combustion appliances to make sure they are properly operating, and to be sure that all chimneys and vents are connected properly and not blocked, will ensure safety and efficiency.