Only for the First System, $95 for Each Additional System Plus Cost of Filters
Planned Service Agreement customers receive two visits per year from experienced and qualified technicians to check their heating and cooling for proper operation. Stanfield technicians conduct a 30-point system check to clean, lubricate, and adjust equipment as needed.
You rely on your heating and cooling to provide comfort. You can rely on Stanfield Air Systems to make sure that your HVAC systems are in peak operating condition before temperatures jump to extremes and make you wish that you had.
Click here for more information on our Planned Service Agreements, or call us to sign up for service.
Stanfield Air Systems provides a wide range of services to keep your new or existing systems reliable, including repairs for all makes and models, air filters, duct cleaning, thermostats, and more.
Whether you are looking for, Stanfield Air Systems is the area’s leading provider of heating and air conditioning maintenance, HVAC emergency service, or new heating and cooling system installations. We have the capabilities to meet your heating and cooling needs.
Planned service agreements can help prevent surprise HVAC problems, but homeowners often have questions about what the visits actually do, how to prepare, and when maintenance can reveal a bigger issue. Here are a few helpful things to know before signing up.
Yes, a maintenance visit can often catch early warning signs before they turn into a breakdown. During routine service, a technician may find worn electrical components, dirty coils, weak airflow, clogged drains, failing capacitors, loose connections, or other issues that are easier to correct early. Maintenance cannot prevent every repair, but it gives you a better chance of fixing small problems before they affect comfort, efficiency, or system reliability.
Before your maintenance appointment, make sure the indoor and outdoor HVAC equipment is easy to access, move items away from vents or returns, and write down any comfort concerns you have noticed. It also helps to mention unusual noises, longer run times, uneven temperatures, humidity issues, or recent utility bill changes. Those details can help the technician focus on problems that may not show up during a basic system check.
Yes. An HVAC system can appear to be working while still losing efficiency or developing hidden issues. Dirty coils, restricted airflow, weak electrical parts, clogged drains, and small refrigerant or performance problems may not be obvious until the system is under heavy demand. Routine maintenance helps keep the equipment ready before Athens weather pushes it harder in the summer or winter.
A service agreement gives your technician a regular look at how your HVAC system is aging over time. Instead of making a repair-or-replace decision during an emergency, you can track repair history, performance changes, efficiency concerns, and worn components from visit to visit. That makes it easier to plan ahead, budget for replacement, and avoid putting money into repeated repairs on a system that may be nearing the end of its useful life.
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If you would like to sign up for regular maintenance as a planned service agreement customer, please fill out the form on this page. To schedule a repair or other appointment, please contact us online, or you can give us a call at 706-549-4767.
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