Commercial Service Agreement

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Posted by HVAC Specialist January 5th, 2021
Commercial Service Agreement
In order to keep your commercial HVAC equipment running smoothly and efficiently, routine service is highly suggested. Under our Commercial Service Agreement, you can have peace of mind that your HVAC equipment is working at its highest performance level. This agreement includes two maintenance inspections to be completed within a year of the contract purchase date. During each inspection, the following checklist tasks will be completed.

Commercial Service Agreement Checklist:

  • Check electrical connections
  • Inspect contactors
  • Check compressor amps
  • Clean drain lines
  • Check refrigeration levels
  • Lubricate bearings/motors
  • Check relays
  • Check outdoor fan amps
  • Replace filters
  • Check blower amps
  • Check thermostat operation
  • Check heat strips
  • Inspect heat exchanger
  • Check defrost cycle
  • Clean outdoor & indoor coils

Priority Emergency Service

Should your HVAC equipment ever break down while under contract, our service dispatchers will respond to your call as a priority service call. As a Commercial Service Agreement customer, you are always treated with priority service. In addition to being bumped to the front of the line, you also have the benefit of 24/7 emergency services with NO overtime or weekend charges.

Discount on Repairs

As a Commercial Service Agreement customer, you are entitled to a 15% discount on all parts, should you need a part replaced. This discount does not apply to labor rates or diagnostic charges.

Additional Repairs

If additional repairs are found to be necessary during your routine maintenance inspections, we will be sure to discuss the repairs with you and obtain your approval before any repairs are made.

At Webb Heating & Air Conditioning, we offer commercial service agreements in Advance, Greensboro, Mocksville, Clemmons, Lewisville, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Lexington, Burlington, and Graham, North Carolina.