You can quickly recognize the performance of your car because you drive it every day. Regular service keeps the quality up and holds down operating costs for your car and it can do the same for your Air Conditioning and Heating equipment, especially in these days of ever-rising utility rates.  Consolidated Systems Service Programs can greatly improve the "Mileage" of you home or business comfort system.

Table 1 & 2 dramatize the Effects of Dirty Coils and Filters.

BEFORE • Table 1 - Electric Cost
Unit with Moderately Dirty Coils & Filters
Normal Tonnage	KW-Hours Per Season	Total Cost Per Season
3	10,670	$928.30
5	15,165	$1,213.20
Actual savings may vary due to equipment, installation and power costs.

AFTER • Table 2 - Electric Cost
Unit with Maintenance & Clean Filters
Normal Tonnage	KW-Hours Per Season	Total Cost Per Season
3	7,675	$614.75
5	10,302	$824.16
Calculated at 95 degree ambient temperature, 45 degree saturated suction temperature, R22 refrigerant, 24 hours operation, 8.0 cent/kw-hr average electric rate.

Check list may vary depending on the type of comfort
system you have in your home.

20 Point Check List

1. Check system for proper refrigerant charge
2. Check compressor and fan amps
3. Check and clean condenser coil
4. Check capacitors
5. Check contactor points
6. Check the electrical cabinet
7. Check all caps and valves for seals and/or proper snug fit
8. Check thermostat operation and mounting
9. Check blower amps
10. Check circuit components and safeties
11. Check/evaluate evaporator coil for buildup
12. Check blower wheel for buildup
13. Check all electrical connections and wires
14. Change/wash filter
15. Check temperature splits
16. Lubricate all moving parts where applicable
17. Flush and vacuum drain line/pan and evaluate drainage
18. Check float switch operation
19. Clean equipment exterior
20. Check final performance and report necessary improvements