Enjoy Peace of Mind and Exclusive Savings with an MVP Maintenance Club Membership!
Taking proper care of your home’s heating and air conditioning systems is always a smart call for any homeowner to make. When you sign up for Anderson Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric’s MVP Maintenance Club, you’re doing just that.
Our Maintenance MVPs get front-of-the-line service, exclusive discounts, and rewards on top of scheduled routine maintenance.
Plus, you’ll never have to worry about remembering to schedule your annual inspections because we’ll call you when the time comes!
Membership Benefits
Priority Service:
As an Anderson Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric MVP, you enjoy priority scheduling for service, including maintenance, repairs, or installations you may need.
Discounts
Our MVPs can take advantage of great savings, such as:
- 50% OFF diagnostic fees
- 15% OFF all repairs
Accurate Record Keeping
We keep a record of any and all maintenance and repair work we perform on your systems, so we can accurately track system performance, health, and expected lifespan.
Special Loyalty Rewards
Your loyalty is rewarded at Anderson Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric with a $50/ year credit, which can be applied towards equipment installation (up to $500). The longer you’re an MVP, the more you can save on a new AC or heating unit!
Annual 18-Point Inspection and Tune-Up
An MVP Maintenance Club membership includes a full inspection and tune-up of both your heating and cooling systems.
- Checking initial operation
- Checking safety limit controls
- Checking fan controls
- Checking the temperature rise
- Inspecting of burners
- Inspecting of heat exchanger
- Flushing the furnace condensate trap
- Inspecting of the flue exhaust/draft motor
- Checking the blower motor amps
- Checking the ignition controls
- Checking for proper pilot light flame
- Checking gas valves
- Checking for gas leaks at the unit
- Lubricating blower motor (if applicable)
- Inspecting the blower wheel and assembly
- Checking thermostat operation
- Checking for carbon monoxide leaks
- Checking filter
- Checking refrigerant charge
- Inspecting the blower wheel and assembly
- Flushing the evaporator condensate trap
- Measuring the temperature drop along the coil
- Checking pressure controls
- Checking compressor amps
- Checking condenser fan motor amps
- Measuring line voltage to equipment
- Inspecting electrical connections
- Inspecting all wiring
- Checking thermostat operation
- Lubricating condenser motor (if applicable)
- Checking contactor
- Checking crankcase heater (if applicable)
- Inspecting condenser fan blade
- Checking condensate drain
- Checking filter
