Heating, Cooling, and Electrical Maintenance
Peace of Mind For Your Home
Your Charleston Cares Club qualifies you for THREE on-site visits to your home each year. We will service your heating and cooling systems twice, provide a safety check of your home’s electrical system and maintain your generator if applicable. If you need us for other visits during the year, your membership moves you to the front of the line and you never pay an overtime charge.
To keep your system in peak condition, your maintenance visits must be scheduled and completed annually. We will contact you with a friendly reminder, but ultimately it is your responsibility to schedule this service. Annual maintenance ensures we can keep your system running smoothly and efficiently.
Unused maintenance visits do not roll over, so we encourage you to book early to secure your preferred date and time.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
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Our inspection of your home can help prevent electrical fires and other electrical problems.
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This critical service ensures your unit is ready for an emergency situation, runs safely and adds longevity.
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Two precision tune-ups of your A/C and heating systems each year no matter how many systems.
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Guaranteed same-day priority service when you call by 10:00 am. No waiting for days when you have a heating, cooling, and electrical.
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Save 10% on repairs for Heating, Cooling, and Electrical.
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Take your membership with you to your new home or transfer to the new homeowners.
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Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed for the life of your membership.
SET UP YOUR PLAN
CALL (843) 258-8699
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A/C & Heating Tune-UpIncrease Efficiency
Comfort Evaluation
Check & Clean Condenser
Check Refrigerant Level
Check for Cracks in Heat
Exchanger
Check Evaporator Coil
Condensate Drain Line and Pan
Thermostat
Visual Ductwork Inspection
Replace Owner Supplied Filter
Check Gas Connections
Check Carbon Monoxide
Detectors
Check Air Flow
Heating Safety Devices
Check Flue Pipe for Leaks
Check Furnace Burners
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Electric Safety InspectionPanel Inspection: Correct Breaker Sizes, Connections are Tight, Main Breaker, No Corrosion
Analyze Circuitry of Receptacles
Arc Fault/Fire Guard Protection
GFI and Outside Outlets
Temperature Readings on Switches
Check for Burning, Arcing and Corrosion
Check Smoke Detectors
Check Grounding
Surge Protection
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Generator MaintenanceVisual inspection of Enclosure
Inspect Fuel Line & Connections
Inspect Intake & Exhaust Vents
Check for Trouble Lights
Check for Fault Codes
Check Oil Condition & Level
Manual Start Generator Under
No Load & Load
Verify Voltage & Frequency Output
Change Oil Using Synthetic
Change Oil Filter
Check Battery Condition
Check Battery Voltage
Replace Air Filter
Replace Spark Plugs
Adjust Valve Lash & Engine Speed (if needed)
Adjust Fuel Regulator (if needed)
Simulate a Power Outage
Transfer to Generator Power and Back