Residential Maintenance Plans

Shaw Mechanical Heating & Cooling offers seasonal maintenance plans to
help keep your heating and cooling systems running at their best.
This helps ensure trouble-free operation and peak performance.
Please review each of our plans below
and contact us with any questions or to sign up at 740-788-9475.
Membership Benefits & Terms

HVAC Maintenance

$170

Per Year

  • Annual Membership includes 2 maintenances - 1 visit in the Spring and 1 visit in the Fall
  • $170 total cost ($85 per maintenance, includes 1-inch filter change per visit)
  • Payment due at the time of service - No membership fees
  • Worry Free Scheduling - The office will contact you in the spring & fall to schedule your maintenances
  • Priority Service Scheduling - Members receive prompt attention
Membership Benefits & Terms

Humidifier Maintenance

$30

Per Year

  • This service is to be performed with your furnace maintenance.
  • Replacement pad not included in the price.
  • For steam humidifier, call for pricing.
  • Worry free scheduling: we will reach out to you to schedule with your furnace maintenance each year.

Why Is Preventative Maintenance Important?

  • Improves energy efficiency to lower heating and cooling costs
  • Extends the life of your HVAC system
  • Protects your home and provides peace of mind
  • Maintain Warranty
  • Provides a more comfortable environment
  • Improves indoor air quality
  • Avoid system failure in severe hot and cold weather
  • Prevents small issues from turning into major repairs

What's Included in Your Maintenance Membership?

Every Visit

  • Check system function, safety controls, and adjust the operating sequence where appropriate.
  •  Inspect electrical components and connections and tighten as needed
  • Ensure proper airflow and replace air filters
  • Inspect blower assembly
  • Check operation of thermostat

Spring Visit

  • Inspect inside coil and condensate pans, clean condensate traps, and condensate lines to prevent obstructions.
  • Clean outside coil for efficient operation
  • Check capacitors
  • Check temperature drop
  • Take amp draws on all motors
  • Inspect blower and cabinet for cleanliness
  • Check compressor and outdoor fan motor operation
  • Review refrigerant charge if necessary

Fall Visit

  • Clean the burner assembly
  • Remove soot from the fireside burner
  • Visually inspect heat exchanger for cracks
  • Check internal safetys
  • Check gas pressure
  • Check temp rise in all stages
  • Check home for CO
  • Clean and test flame sensor
  • Clean condensate trap inside furnace
  • Inspect exhaust for leaks and safety