Visit Checklist

Here's what you can do to prepare for your service call:

1. Plan enough time - Inspecting the existing equipment, preparing a load calculation and explaining the many advancements in technology will take about 1 1/2 hours, depending on the number of questions you might have.

2. Have your utility bills available - Not only will a new system make your home more enjoyable and comfortable, it could save you a whole bunch of money. Grab your bills and we'll give you an idea of how much you might save.

3. Clear a path - Our comfort specialist will need to see your existing equipment and ductwork. Easy access through closets and attics is critical to designing a new system that will work at its peak.

We'll have some questions for you. Please have this information available when the representative arrives:

• Which rooms get too hot or cold?

• Does anyone in your family suffer from asthma or allergies?

• Does your home get too muggy or too dry at certain times of the year?

• Is the outdoor unit accessible to children or pets?

• Is the system noisy?

• What repairs have been made to the system?

• Are future energy costs a concern?