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Commercial HVAC Maintenance

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Leave the Maintenance Up to Us

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Every piece of heating and air conditioning equipment needs scheduled maintenance. At Stokes Comfort Systems Heating and Cooling, our expert maintenance process identifies small kinks before they become major problems.

We are a team of knowledgeable, professionally trained technicians who understand your equipment and work within a detailed scope designed to locate any issues before they occur. Our experienced technicians are fully equipped to provide professional commercial HVAC maintenance designed to meet or exceed international code council standards. 

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Benefits Include

  • Priority Customer Status - Straight to The Front of the line

  • Guaranteed Same Day Service

  • Extended Equipment Life

  • No Overtime or Weekends Charges

  • 24 Hour Emergency Service

  • Lower Utility Bills

  • Complete system tune-ups twice a year

  • $10/pound of Refrigerant

  • Discounted service call fees

  • 10% off all repair costs

  • 15% off equipment replacement

  • Discounted Filter Service Rates

Bi-Annual Tune-Ups Include

  • Test All Safety Controls

  • Clean Evaporator Drain

  • Test Expansion Valve

  • Adjust Any Dampers

  • Clean Condenser Coil

  • Test Compressor 

  • Test Refrigerant Levels

  • Measure Temperature Differences

  • Clean Out Condensate Drain Line

  • Clean Out Humidifier Drain line

  • Check All Electrical Connections

  • Lubricate All Fan Motors

  • Test Start & Run Capacitors

  • Test Start & Run Relays

  • Adjust Operating Pressures

  • Measure all Voltage Readings

  • Check all Fan Blades

  • Measure Gas input

  • Measure Amps Draws On All Motors

  • Set Maifold Pressure

  • Measure Air Flow

  • Test and Inspect All Valves

  • Check Flames Baffle

  • Clean Out Combustion Chamber

  • Inspect heat Exchanger

  • Test Thermocouples

  • Check any Motor Belts & Pulleys

  • Clean out Gas Orifice's

  • Test Thermostat For Proper Operation

  • Test for any gas leaks from line

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