Keep Your System Running with HVAC Maintenance

What’s Included

Every Good Air maintenance visit is a thorough, top-to-bottom inspection of your HVAC system. We don’t cut corners, and we don’t upsell you on things you don’t need. Here’s what’s included with every visit:

• Filter replacements - Standard filters up to 2 inches replaced at every visit
• Electrical safety inspections - Wiring, connections, and components checked for wear and hazards
• Full system inspection - Complete evaluation of your heating and cooling equipment
• Real-time service reporting - Detailed notes and findings delivered through your customer dashboard

Spring Maintenance

Before the Kansas City heat sets in, we prep your cooling system so it’s ready to perform all summer long. Spring maintenance focuses on your air conditioning and heat pump components to make sure everything runs efficiently when you need it most.

• Refrigerant checks - Verify charge levels and inspect for leaks
• Condenser coil cleaning - Remove dirt and debris that reduce cooling efficiency
• Component inspection - Capacitors, contactors, fan motors, and electrical connections evaluated

Fall Maintenance

When temperatures drop, your heating system needs to be ready. Fall maintenance is all about safety and reliability, making sure your furnace or heat pump is operating correctly before the cold hits.

• Heat exchanger inspection - Checked for cracks and corrosion that can cause safety issues
• Flue line checks - Ensure proper venting and exhaust flow
• Carbon monoxide testing - Safety testing to protect your family from CO exposure

Pricing

Our maintenance plans are straightforward with no hidden fees. You know exactly what you’re paying and exactly what you’re getting.

• Residential: Starting at $199/system per year
• Small Commercial: Starting at $299/year
• Rooftop units (RTUs and package units) also supported - contact us for a custom quote

Why Maintenance Matters

Skipping maintenance is the fastest way to end up with a breakdown on the hottest or coldest day of the year. A well-maintained system runs more efficiently, lasts longer, and keeps your energy bills in check. Here’s what you get with a Good Air maintenance plan:

• Proactive inspections that catch problems before they become expensive repairs
• Filter replacements to keep your air clean and your system running efficiently
• Seasonal tune-ups that prepare your system for summer heat and winter cold
• Real-time reporting through your customer dashboard so you always know the status of your equipment