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The better you maintain your system, the longer it will last you. Many companies will not tell you this as it is in their interest to see your system breakdown as much as possible. STAT HVAC on the other hand will help you avoid these breakdowns. We do not want your money, we want your trust and loyalty as a valued customer. We want to build a relationship on honesty. We want to see your system last and serve you as long as possible and save you all the money we can.  If you feel like you are too busy and have no time to keep up with the maintenance of your HVAC system, you can try our Maintenance Membership.      

What does that mean, Maintenance membership?    

It is what we offer to our loyal customers to help them save some extra cash.     

How does it work?     

When you sign up for the agreement, we agree to take good care of your AC and heating system. We will visit you twice a year for annual maintenance which is at no extra cost, where we will take all the necessary measures to ensure best operation of your system. We will rinse your outdoor coils, clean indoor blower compartment (furnace tune-up) and we will check the refrigerant level (AC tune-up). We will check all the mechanical components of your HVAC system and give you a full report on what our findings were, and if we have any recommendations for you to make it last longer. You in turn, agree to simply be our customer and use us as your HVAC contractor when needed, without any obligations.     

So where is the saving coming from?     

Statistically it has been proven that dirty furnaces with significant dust accumulation may lead to a significant decrease in the efficiency of your system. That being said, when during our Furnace maintenance visit, we clean the inside of your furnace, and adjust it to its proper operation level which will ensure that your system will work more efficiently and therefore you will be saving money!    

First point is on how our maintenance can benefit you; long life expectancy of the units, only with proper servicing, your bills for electricity and gas will become much more comfortable, and overall improved comfort of the home you live in. Besides the self-maintenance that you can do, it is recommended to schedule a Professional furnace Tune up service which could help avoid future issues, and make everything work longer. Here is a list of things that would help you do it yourself to maintain.      

• The air filters you have must be checked regularly. The filters got to be checked once per month, and then be either cleaned or replaced when necessary. If this is not done consistently then your Filter is going to get clogged which will restrict the air flow as well as increase your bill for electricity in the long run.     
• The equipment you own must be cleaned. If you keep the equipment clean, it will prevent it from accumulating dirt which could potentially obstruct the ducts and result in a decreased efficiency.       

Schererville, and Lake County, IN  is a very cold place in the winter, which means most systems will be running day and night to give your home the comfortably warm feel. When you play a role in keeping your furnace regularly maintained, you avoid encountering any future issues which may be caused by little things that are invisible to your eye, yet they can be very easily spotted by the eye of a professional, and therefore prevent a possible emergency situation in the future, which includes higher fixing costs or possibly needing to substitute the whole system.

STAT HVAC recommends for you to perform a check for this maintenance at least once a year, and make it twice if you have a dual (heating-cooling in one). 

A HVAC tune up has to be scheduled before our hot months kick in, which will prevent, as mentioned above, any small issues which could grow into a much bigger problem.  

To help you identify which kind of maintenance is you might need for your particular unit call us to book your appointment. A list of common heating units:      

• Forced air gas furnace
• Forced air oil furnace
• Air handler with electric heat strips
• Boilers