Preventive HVAC maintenance is always a good idea. You can offer it as a plus service to your customers, giving them the chance to take action and address possible issues before they become a serious problem. Performing a regular HVAC revision not only allows you to fix potentially hard situations before they ever happen, but can also be a good, solid source of income for your HVAC company.
It’s precisely this time of the year, in transition between seasons, when a fully thorough HVAC revision becomes more than necessary. Weather is increasingly becoming colder and you need you make sure those heating systems installed in your customers’ homes are ready for the winter.
For best results, you should prepare a comprehensive HVAC revision checklist with all the key points your technicians have to review. This will help them avoid missing any important parts while checking that everything is in order. This list has to be as detailed as possible, and it should include at least the following:
