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Maintenance & repair

HVAC maintenance plans that pay for themselves

Think of it like changing the oil in your car. A maintenance agreement keeps your heating and cooling reliable and efficient, and we handle the scheduling.

Five central air conditioning condensers in a row on a concrete pad beside a shingled house

Preventative maintenance

The cheapest repair is the one you never need

Preventative maintenance is the best way to prevent problems with your heating and air conditioning. Think of it like changing the oil in your car: regular service by a skilled technician makes your system run more reliably and efficiently.

On every visit we assess your system’s energy efficiency and fix small issues before they cause big problems. If you need a new system, we can install it, but we’d rather save you money by maintaining the one you have.

We offer affordable maintenance agreements for residential and commercial customers.

All State technician in gloves cleaning the inside of a central air conditioner condenser with its fan lifted out
Cleaning a condenser coil during an AC tune-up.

How a maintenance agreement works

Sign up once. We handle the rest.

  1. Sign up

    Tell us what equipment you have: boiler, furnace, central air, ductless or all of the above.

  2. We schedule

    Visits are scheduled automatically: heating before the cold, cooling before the heat.

  3. We tune it up

    A factory-trained technician works through the full checklist for your system.

  4. We bill & log it

    Billing is automatic, and every visit goes into your equipment history log.

What’s included

Two thorough checklists, one for each season

Heating system checklist

  • Clean & inspect heat exchangers, burners & pilot assemblies
  • Clean or replace filters
  • Lubricate necessary moving parts
  • Test all safety controls & devices
  • Test voltage and amp draw on motors
  • Calibrate thermostats
  • Measure temperature difference
  • Check gas pressure
  • Test in heat cycle

Air conditioning checklist

  • Check thermostat operation
  • Clean & adjust automatic controls
  • Check for refrigerant leaks (locating a leak is additional)
  • Lubricate all parts as necessary
  • Check blower belt, tension & alignment
  • Replace air filter with high-efficiency media
  • Check coil temperatures
  • Inspect & clean condensate pump
  • Check evaporator and clean condenser coil

Repairs

Inspections, warranty work & repairs

Save money on repairs by calling a company that’s been fixing heating and cooling systems since 1969. Our team handles inspections, warranty work, post-warranty work and emergency repairs for systems of all kinds.

When you’ve got a problem that can’t wait, we’ve got you covered with 24-hour emergency service.

  • Equipment history log

    Your equipment’s age, purchases and service history in one record. Useful for homeowners and property managers alike.

  • Seasonal start-ups & shut-downs

    Professional start-ups and shut-downs are one of the best ways to protect equipment, save energy and minimize breakdowns.

From our customers

What good maintenance feels like

  • We really never understood what good maintenance and service was until we experienced the work done by your staff. We’re never going to settle on the ‘lowest bid’ again. You proved it: qualifications and references speak.
    L.C.Pelham, NYLetter to All State
  • Patrick was very knowledgeable and answered all of my questions. His service was great and I will definitely be asking for him again if I need maintenance. He is an asset to the company.
    Lynette C.Google review · Jul 2025 Google

Maintenance FAQ

Maintenance questions, answered

Want to keep things running between visits? See our HVAC maintenance tips.

What does a maintenance agreement include?

Scheduled heating and cooling inspections and tune-ups covering the checklists on this page. We schedule and bill the visits automatically, and we keep an equipment history log for your system: its age, purchases and service records.

How often should my HVAC system be maintained?

Heating before the heating season and cooling before the cooling season: generally twice a year for homes with both. Spring is a good time for air conditioner maintenance.

Do you handle warranty repairs?

Yes. We do inspections, warranty work and post-warranty work on heating and cooling systems of all kinds.

Is maintenance worth it if my system is working fine?

That's exactly when it's worth it. Regular maintenance makes a system run more reliably and efficiently, catches small problems before they become breakdowns, and is the most effective way to protect your equipment.

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