What it is
Scheduled maintenance is inspection before failure. We clean heat exchangers, inspect burners, test safety sensors, measure gas pressure and check the flue, so the equipment does not quit exactly when you need it most.
What is included
- Documented technical checklist
- Heat exchanger and burner cleaning
- Safety device testing
- Gas pressure and flow measurement
- Priority scheduling for breakdowns
How it works
Asset registration
We record brand, model, year and service history for every unit we look after.
Calendar
We set frequency by usage: yearly for homes, twice a year for commercial, quarterly for heavy duty.
Routine execution
A documented checklist covering cleaning, measurements, safety tests and wear-part replacement.
Report
You receive a report with readings, photos and recommendations for the next cycle.
Frequent questions
How often should it be done?
Once a year for residential use. For buildings and commercial sites with heavy use, every six months.
Are parts included?
Labour and cleaning materials are included. Replacement parts are quoted separately and approved before any work.
Is it worth it on a new unit?
Yes. Beyond preserving performance, most manufacturers require periodic servicing to keep the warranty valid.
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