AK AIRE, MemberCare Club
MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS FOR YOUR HEATING & COOLING EQUIPMENT
Thinking about protecting your investment is a step in the right direction for your home’s comfort needs. Just like taking your car for routine service or visiting the doctor for an annual check-up, your furnace and air conditioner need to be checked yearly as well.
- Studies show that routine maintenance can save up to 25% on heating and cooling bills
- Enhances the life expectancy of the equipment.
More than one system, No Problem! WE offer up to a 15% discount off Additional Program Packages you select.
AK AIRE Maintenance Member Program Details
MAINTAINING THE HEART OF YOUR 
HOME HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER
All Maintenance Club Member include the following features:
Seasonal Inspections – Having your system checked regularly enables us to keep your unit running as efficiently as possible, which saves you money on your utility bill month after month. These regular safety checks also enable us to catch problems such as loose or burnt wires, and Freon leaks, before they lead to a larger problem such as motor failure.
Free Priority Service – When you have an emergency, you can rest assured AK AIRE LLC…WILL BE THERE! Our commitment to our Members means we will have a technician to your door within 24 hours of calling our office.
No Service Call Fees or Diagnostic Fees – With most service companies you can expect to pay from $49.00 to well over hundreds for a services call fee and diagnostic fee. Our members do not have this added expense when they have a service problem.
Prolong Equipment Life and Energy Savings – Dirty coils reduce efficiency and cause your unit to work harder, causing parts to wear out faster, and shorten the life expectancy of your unit. Your unit would cost you more month after month on your utility bill if it’s not kept clean. Tests performed by the EPA demonstrate that as little as 1/10th of a centimeter of dirt or dust on a coil could reduce efficiency by 21%. Since the average homeowner’s cooling bill is $250 per month during the summer, a 21% loss in efficiency means you could be wasting up to $52 each month alone. That’s nearly one tank of gas for your car.
Special MemberCare Pricing on Repairs – Our discounted rates save you money. Example of savings: If the cost of a blower motor replacement is $400, you would save $40 on the repair.
Customer Loyalty – Bonus Savings – If and when it’s time for a new energy-efficient unit, earn up to 5% off the installation, in addition to any current coupons being offering by AK AIRE at the time. The average unit today is over $5000 installed, with an additional 5% off, the bonus savings typically pays for the initial cost of the maintenance agreement.
What Our Technicians Look for during an Inspection:
Maintenance Member – Heating (Furnace Inspection)
- Test for carbon monoxide
- Clean burner assembly
- Clean ignition assembly
- Clean blower motor
- Inspect filtration system
- Check all electrical components
- Lubricate moving parts as required
- Test safety controls
- Tighten electrical connections
- Check and calibrate thermostat
- Check flue draft
- Check combustion
- Inspect vent piping
- Inspect humidification system
- Test Ignition & Starting Capabilities
Maintenance Member – Cooling (Air Conditioner Inspection)
- Clean condenser coil
- Inspect evaporator coil if accessible
- Blow-out condensate drain
- Clean blower motor
- Inspect filtration system
- Adjust blower components
- Lubricate moving parts as required
- Inspect for refrigerant leaks
- Test refrigerant charges
- Test condensate pump
- Tighten electrical connections
- Test starting capabilities
- Measure air temperature differential
- Monitor refrigerant pressure
- Measure amperage and voltage
- Check Contactor and Controls
- Inspect Exposed Line Set
Maintenance Member – Heating (Heat Pump Inspection)
- Clean condenser coil
- Clean condensate drain
- Check defrost controls
- Inspect auxiliary heaters
- Inspect filtration system
- Lubricate moving parts as required
- Clean & test condensate pump
- Check & tighten electrical connections
- Test reversing valve
- Measure air temperature differential
- Monitor refrigerant pressure
- Measure amperage and voltage
- Check contactor and controls
- Inspect exposed line set
- Visually inspect emergency drain pan (when applicable)
- Test starting capabilities
Maintenance Member – Cooling (Air Handler Inspection)
- Inspect evaporator coil
- Clean blower motor
- Inspect filtration system
- Lubricate moving parts as required
- Test safety controls
- Tighten electrical connections
- Calibrate thermostat
- Blow-out condensate drain
- Visually inspect emergency drain pan (when applicable)
Maintenance Member – Heating (Boiler Inspection)
- Inspect boiler block & castings as visible
- Test & clean low water cutoff
- Test pressuretrol
- Clean pig tail assembly
- Inspect boiler fill valve
- Flush out boiler sediments
- Inspect return piping & Hartford loop
- Check pumps & zone valves
- Calibrate thermostat
Maintenance Member – Home Generators (Generators Inspection)
- Check the engine for oil viscosity and classification, drain and refill with proper oil based upon manufacture’s schedule changes
- Check the state of the battery, connects and components
- Check the oil filter, change when changing oil
- Check the engine wire cleaner
- Check the spark plugs, connections
- Check the value clearance, make adjustments if necessary.
- Check the cooling system
- Clean and wipe the entire generator.
