Air Conditioning Repair in Hickory Creek

Sherry's AC Maintenance Club

The Best AC and Heating Service Plan in Dallas is a Simple Choice! That is why we have called it the Simple Comfort Plan. This is the most affordable and comprehensive HVAC maintenance plan offered in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. If you have 1 system in your home or even if you have 10 systems in your home it's just $10 per month!

The Simple Comfort Plan Includes:

• Preventative AC Maintenance for All Central Heating and Air Conditioning Systems in the home are covered!
• All Annual Cooling Inspections
• All Annual Heating Inspections
• Recieve 1 Emergency Service Call FREE every year!
• All ac repairs that A#1 Air performs come with a LIFETIME Warranty
• TRUE 24 hour emergency service!
• No Overtime Charges Ever!

One of the best parts of being a Sherry's AC Maintenance Club member is the high quality ac and heating service inspections. Here are the details.

Preventative Maintenance & Safety Inspection for your Heating Systems Include:

• Inspect Heat Exchanger for Cracks or Damage
• Check gas system pipe connections for leaks
• Check for dangerous carbon monoxide problems
• Check Blower Motor Amps
• Check Blower Motor Bearings
• Check furnace condensate drain lines
• Check for correct air flow
• Inspect Coils for corrosion
• Monitor refrigerant pressure on heat pump
• Test heating unit starting capabilities
• Test furnace safety controls
• Check all heating electrical connections
• Check the evaporator coil
• Measure temperature difference
• Check heating contactors
• Check accessible refrigerant lines
• Check blower and heat pump capacitors
• Check heating and cooling system filters
• Check the pilot and electronic ignition assembly
• Measure main voltage and amperage capabilities
• Check furnace burner assembly
• Monitor flue piping draft

Preventative Maintenance & Safety Inspection for your Air Conditioning Systems Include:

• Check Condenser Fan Motor Bearings
• Check Air Conditioning Motor Amps
• Check Evaporator Coil drain lines
• Check for correct air flow
• Inspect Condenser Coils
• Check the evaporator coil
• Monitor AC refrigerant pressure
• Test Air Conditioning starting capabilities
• Test AC safety controls
• Check all condenser electrical connections
• Measure condenser voltage and amperage capabilities
• Measure temperature difference
• Check air conditioning contactors
• Check accessible refrigerant lines
• Inspect Emergency Drain Pan
• Check air conditioning capacitors
• Inspect accessible low voltage control wiring
• Check heating and cooling system filters
• Check for correct zoning control operation