Keep your HVAC performing at its best
One of the most effective ways to ensure the best performance of your HVAC equipment in terms of both efficiency levels and indoor
air quality is through regular maintenance. The system’s various moving parts are prone to wear and tear. Professional cleaning and inspection can help guarantee optimum efficiency for as long as possible. Minor problems can usually be identified and corrected before they become major mechanical failures.
A clear path for airflow is important for both efficiency and optimum air quality.
This means regular filter changes are crucial if you want to attain peak performance levels.
Scheduling regular HVAC maintenance through Atlas Club Membership is a great way to ensure peak performance and prolong your system’s lifespan. Membership starts at only $13.99/month and comes with regular Spring & Fall tune-ups.
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Let the professionals take care of your HVAC equipment.
Core Features
- Inspect Condenser Coil (rinse as needed)
- Inspect Condenser Fan Blade & Motor
- Check Refrigerant Charge
- Check Compressor Volts / Amps
- Inspect Run Capacitor & Contactor Points
- Inspect all Electrical Connections
- Inspect Air handler / Gas Furnace
- Flush Drain Line / Check Connections
- Inspect Evap Coil Condition / Filter(s)
- Duct Disinfect (Spring / Fall)
+ Plus
$199 if billed annually-
All Core Features
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Inspect Disconnect / Whip Contact Points
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Inspect Heat Strip Heaters
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Inspect Heat Exchanger
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Inspect Thermal Couples
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Inspect Gas Valve
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Inspect Thermostat
Premium
$270 if billed annually-
All Core Features
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Replace Run Capacitor Annually
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Replace Contactor Annually
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Inspect Disconnect/Whip Contact Points
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Inspect Heat Strip Heaters
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Inspect Heat Exchanger
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Inspect Thermal Couples
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Inspect Gas Valve
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Inspect Thermostat
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Inspect Blower Assembly
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Clean Evap Coil In Place, Foam Spray / Wash
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Lubricate all moving parts as needed
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6 month Merv 8 Pleated Filters (1”) Mailed to Home
Did you know improper maintenance results in an increase in energy consumption?
Dirt Accumulation on Condenser and Evaporator Coils
Up to
Improper Refrigerant Charge
Up to
Leaks in Air Duct System
Up to
Thermostat Miscalibration by 2°
Up to
Loose Evaporator Fan Belt
Up to
Dirty and/or Clogged Filters
Up to
Scale in Chiller/
Soot in Boiler
Up to