Atlas AC Repair, LLC

Commercial Preventative Maintenance With Reports

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Commercial PM Agreement

Preventative Maintenance Cost (See Below)
What Is Included (See Below)
New HVAC Replacement Cost

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Commercial PM Agreement

Business owners & managers have a lot to lose when the HVAC system isn’t working. For that reason, the Atlas PM is comprehensive & thorough, focusing on the goal of keeping your HVAC performing year-round with zero disruptions. The way we accomplish this is by building a condition report for each HVAC unit that can go in your file. This report covers a list of parts/components that are weak & failing (fall below factory specs). Just like tires, battery & brakes on your car, failing parts need to be replaced before they fail. For the first time, you can get in complete control of your HVAC systems and budgets. You will know which units are performing to factory spec and which ones might need some attention.

First Time PM Customer

  • Step 1 – Field assessment to gather information for the unit locations, data tags, belts & filters
  • Step 2 – Pre for the PM by purchasing filters, belts, and scheduling
  • Step 3 – Perform the preventative maintenance for each unit
  • Step 4 – Send and review the condition report, photos, and any recommendations

Commercial Preventative Maintenance Cost

The cost of a preventative maintenance agreement can vary depending on the number of PM visits and the size of the HVAC system. The size of the system matters because the larger the system, the more filters and time are required to service it. We offer two different PM agreements: two-times-a-year, semi-annual, and four-times-a-year, quarterly.

Preventative MaintenanceSemi-Annual AgreementQuarterly Agreement
1.5-Tons to 6-Tons$426.00 ($213 Per Visit)$772.00 ($193 Per Visit)
7.5-Tons to 15-Tons$830.00 ($415 Per Visit)$1,352.00 ($395 Per Visit)
17.5-Tons to 25-Tons$1,130.00 ($565 Per Visit)$2,180.00 ($545 Per Visit)

What's Included

  • Replace the filters
  • Wash the condensing coils 
  • Clean in-place evaporator coil
  • Flush the condensate drain line
  • Change the blower belt if needed
  • Lubricate all moving parts as required
  • Check Temperature Splits
  • Check the compressor & AMP draw
  • Check refrigerant charge 
  • Check the fan motor & voltage
  • Check the run capacitor 
  • Check the contactor 
  • Inspect the fan blades
  • Inspect the electrical connections
  • Inspect the thermostat operations
  • Inspect the ducts & plenums
  • Inspect the drain connections at the coil
  • Inspect the coil for rust, corrosion, and blockage
  • Inspect the safety switches
  • Inspect the blower assembly

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What A Condition Report Looks Like

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