The main reason we provide AC maintenance services is that we don’t want your money to be wasted. Our Energy Savings Agreement gives our customers peace of mind, so they don’t have to worry about unexpected breakdowns and unsolicited expenses after having had an AC tune-up with Waychoff’s Air Conditioning. Annual air conditioning maintenance is one perk of the agreement that will allow homeowners to keep their unit working, without needing air conditioning repair or replacement, at its fullest potential for many years.
The AC tune-up includes analytic and functioning tests that focus on the efficiency of your air conditioning system. It is recommended to have annual AC maintenance to uphold the warranty. Expenses will begin to add up over time if your air conditioner isn’t maintained correctly, so take a look at the agreement to start saving today!
Energy Star recommends that you schedule regular HVAC maintenance to prevent future problems and unwanted costs. Energy Star and most reputable manufacturers advise you to have annual routine maintenance. This will keep your air conditioner system at peak performance all the time. Most manufacturers’ warranties require you to have regular ac maintenance.
”…our unit is so clean and the air smells fresh again”
Falan R.
Energy Savings Agreements Include:
One Free Diagnostic – Working controls protects your air conditioning system by shutting down when it senses an error.
Tighten All Wiring Connections – Secure connections to avert damage to the main components.
Lubricate Motors – Confirm the safety of motor bearings with proper lubrication.
Clean Condenser Coil – Prevent excessive wear on the compressor
Adjust Fan Blade – For proper alignment and operation to avoid destructive vibrations on the unit.
AC System Testing:
Proper Voltage – To prevent harm to your compressor.
Blower Motor – Maintain efficiency with proper airflow operation.
Heat Strip – Proper operation and AMP draw to prevent damaged heat strips from causing high electric bills.
Evaporate Coil and Advise of Condition – Avoid dirty coils that could affect your utility bills.
All Safety Switches – Essential in the automatic controls.
Condenser Fan Motor for Proper Operation – Increase the overall efficiency with the right airflow.
Relays and Capacitors – Elongate the life of the parts with strong capacitors.
For Proper AMP Draw on Compressor and Fan Motors – Contact us and inform us if everything is working correctly.
Refrigerant Pressures – Keep appropriate charges to lower utility bills.
Coil Temperatures – For proper cooling/heating and avoid malfunctioning controls that will wear on the structure.
System in Cooling/Heating – Proper operation and an overall test of your equipment to ensure peak performance.
What Are the Regional and Commercial HVAC Equipment Testing Standards?
Effective January 1, 2023, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will update its efficiency and testing standards for residential and commercial HVAC equipment. All regulatory changes will differ by product type and region. Since the updated standards will result in price increases across all HVAC contractors, now is the time to buy the equipment you need for your home or business.
The minimum efficiency standards for residential and commercial air conditioners and heat pumps manufactured after January 1, 2023, will increase. This change will increase production efficiency and national energy savings while decreasing national energy consumption.
Northern U.S. & Canada
All split-system air conditioners, split-system heat pumps, and packaged units manufactured after January 1, 2023, must meet the updated standards. However, split-system air conditioners, split-system heat pumps, and packaged units manufactured before January 1, 2023, can be installed indefinitely. The efficiency rating for air conditioners will increase from 13 SEER to 15 SEER in these regions.
Southern U.S.
Split-system air conditioners manufactured before January 1, 2023, can’t be installed once the updated standards take effect. All installations of products that don’t meet the new standards must be completed by December 31, 2022. However, split-system heat pumps, single-packaged air conditioners, and single-packaged heat pumps manufactured after January 1, 2023, can be installed indefinitely. The efficiency rating for air conditioners will increase from 14 SEER to 15 SEER in both the Southwest and Southeast regions.
In addition to higher minimum efficiency standards, the M1 testing procedures used for residential and 3 to 5-ton light commercial, single-phase equipment manufactured on or after January 1, 2023, will increase. This change will produce more accurate SEER, EER, and HSPF efficiency ratings. Manufacturers will be required to re-test equipment using the new M1 Standard requirements as well as publish equipment efficiency ratings using the new efficiency metrics of SEER2, EER2, and HSPF2.
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