Service Protection Plans
Having your system tuned up each year makes sense. Our annual tune-up will help ensure your system performs at its peak efficiency, for lower overall operating cost. We clean, inspect, safety check and tune your system to optimum operating conditions.
Service protection plans cost $385 per year for central heating units, including annual tune-up. For an additional non-central heating unit (direct fired hot water heater, space heater) the cost is $150 per unit, when purchased in conjunction with central heating plan.
Our Service Protection Plan Includes
An annual tune-up, adjustment, cleaning, and safety inspection of your heating system by our qualified, trained, licensed technicians, during which we:
Remove, clean and inspect the burner(s).
Remove, clean and inspect pilot assembly.
Replace the thermocouple/pilot orifice if necessary.
Inspect ignition system and flame sensor.
Inspect venting system.
Examine firebox/heat exchanger and clean as needed.
Remove, clean and lubricate the blower.
Change filters.
Test the unit, adjust the air, check the draft and propane delivery pressures.
There will be no charge for repair and replacement of covered parts including labor on all covered service calls day or night.
Parts Covered
Aquastat, automatic air vent, back flow valve, burners, blower motor, circulator motor (one per yr), draft inducers and power vent motor, expansion tank, flo check valve, limit control/switch, ignition module, primary control, pressure switch, relays, relief valves, pilot assembly, standard thermostat, thermocouple, thermopile, water feed valve, zone valve.
Our Service Plan Does Not Cover
Maintain and adding antifreeze
Complete replacement of boiler, furnace, combustion chamber or heat exchanger
Heat and hot water distribution systems and accessories except items included in covered parts list
Tank less coils, gaskets and related labor
Burner service required due to failure to maintain adequate fuel supply, not attributed to Blue Flame’s automatic delivery service
Water storage tanks
Switches left off
Failure to fill manually fed boilers or flush low water cut-off’s
Blown fuses or tripped breakers, or other electrical failures not attributed to a covered part
Repairs as a result of flooding
Repairs on hot water distribution systems arising from poor water quality
Plumbing repairs, water leaks or upgrades to plumbing to meet current plumbing code
