Our Subscription Packages
Complete Package
Life Safety Services
Starting at $39.00 per Month
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includes everything in the basic package
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Supply and change furnace filter (1 - standard thickness)
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Change batteries and test hard wired smoke/CO detectors (up to 8)
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Perform the 12 point inspection annually
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Change furnace humidifier panel (panel additional)
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Clean furnace condensate trap
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Change refrigerator water filter (filter additional)
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Test garage door auto reverse feature and lube springs
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Clean refrigerator compressor and coils (once annually)
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Clean range hood filters (once annually)
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Clean bathroom vent covers (once annually)
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Clean A/C condenser coils (once annually)
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Cover AC unit Unit and/or outdoor spigots (covers additional)
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Add salt to water softener (salt additional)
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Change standard light bulbs as required (bulbs additional)
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Prolong the life of your investments
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Furnace ,ac, refrigerator range hood. Water softener , sump pump, water heater, attic fans etc
Benefits of life safety & routine maintenance
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What are Benefits Of Changing Your HVAC Air Filter?
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Changing your air filter will result in noticeable changes within your home. Here are some quick benefits of changing your HVAC air filter:
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Healthier indoor air free of dust, pollen, allergens and other contaminants
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Increased efficiency (and money savings) because your HVAC system isn’t working twice as hard with slowed down air flow requiring more energy and electricity.
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Increased longevity of your HVAC system. The interior of your system will also remain clean, keeping buildup from leading to expensive maintenance or system failure.
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It’s environmentally-friendly, because if your system is working harder through slowed air flow and a clogged filter, it uses more energy, electricity and more greenhouse gases are produced.
Benefits of regularly changing air filters
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Facts and figures about smoke alarms
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In 2012-2016, smoke alarms sounded in more than half (53%) of the home fires reported to U.S. fire departments.
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Almost three of every five home fire deaths resulted from fires in homes with no smoke alarms (40%) or no working smoke alarms (17%).
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No smoke alarms were present in two out of every five (40%) home fire deaths.
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The death rate per 1,000 reported home fires was more than twice as high in homes that did not have any working smoke alarms compared to the rate in homes with working smoke alarms (12.3 deaths vs. 5.7 deaths per 1,000 fires).
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In fires in which the smoke alarms were present but did not operate, more than two of every five (43%) of the smoke alarms had missing or disconnected batteries.
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Dead batteries caused one-quarter (25%) of the smoke alarm failures.
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Source: NFPA's "Smoke Alarms in U.S. Home Fires" report
Benefits of routine maintenance of smoke detectors