When to call
Problems we help diagnose
- Repeated breakdowns
- Unclear equipment condition
- Seasonal heating and cooling readiness
- Deferred commercial or strata maintenance
Planned service
Preventative HVAC & Plumbing Maintenance
Planned maintenance helps identify wear, drainage issues and operating problems before they become disruptive failures. We tailor the checklist and reporting to the equipment and property.
Red SealPlumber-led service
Class BGas fitter
$5 millionLiability insured
1 yearWorkmanship warranty
What is included
A clear, practical service visit
- Equipment-specific inspection scope
- Filter, belt and drainage checks where applicable
- Operating observations and deficiency reporting
- Prioritized repair recommendations
How it works
From the first call to a clear next step.
01
Inventory the equipment and service goals
02
Build and complete the maintenance scope
03
Deliver findings and prioritized recommendations
Maintenance built around the equipment—not a generic checklist
A useful maintenance visit reflects the equipment type, manufacturer guidance, operating season and property needs. We define the scope before service and record conditions that need immediate or future attention.
Heating equipment
Furnaces and boilers can include cleaning, operating checks, safeties, combustion and connected control or circulation observations.
Cooling and heat pumps
Filters, coils, drainage, fans, electrical components and operating performance are reviewed as applicable.
Commercial systems
Rooftop units, fan coils, pumps, exhaust and other mechanical equipment can be organized into a recurring service schedule.
Clear findings that support repair planning
Maintenance should make future decisions easier. Our reporting distinguishes completed service, current deficiencies, wear to monitor and recommended repair or replacement planning.
Prioritized deficiencies
Safety and reliability concerns are separated from routine improvements and longer-term capital items.
Photo documentation
Relevant equipment condition and completed work can be recorded for owners, managers and councils.
Seasonal scheduling
Heating and cooling work can be planned before peak demand to reduce avoidable emergency calls.
Service questions
Answers before you call.
How often should HVAC equipment be maintained?
Frequency depends on equipment, usage, manufacturer guidance and the property. Heating and cooling systems are commonly reviewed before their main operating seasons, while commercial equipment may need more frequent service.
What is included in a maintenance visit?
The scope is matched to the equipment and may include cleaning, filters, belts, drains, electrical checks, safeties, combustion, controls and operating observations.
Do you provide maintenance reports for strata and commercial properties?
Yes. Reports can identify equipment serviced, work completed, measurements or observations, deficiencies and prioritized recommendations.
Can you build a maintenance plan for multiple pieces of equipment?
Yes. We can inventory the relevant equipment and organize a recurring scope around seasons, operating importance and access requirements.
Areas served
Preventative maintenance across Metro Vancouver.
Choose your city for local service information, common property types and the quickest way to request help.
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778-712-1209