• Check water pressure
• Test drinking water
• Check washing machine hoses
• Check all faucets for leaks to ensure proper operation
• Dye test toilets to check for leaks to ensure proper operation Check all drains for proper flow
• Provide BioOne treatment to all drains and toilets
• Check garbage disposals for proper operation
• Check all emergency shut off valves for proper operation Label all shutoffs at locations
• Check all under sink traps and shutoffs
• Check main water meter
• Check all outside spigots
• Water heater check of:
  – Gas Or Electric
  – hut Off Valve
  – Flue Piping
  – Draft
  – Safety Valve
  – Wiring – Gas Shut Off
  – Thermostats on 120°f

Did you know that one leaking toilet and a dripping faucet can waste over 50,370 gallons of water a year?

• Check all wiring in main panel for proper sizing
• Check breakers for proper operation
• Check all aluminum wiring in service panel for oxidation and applied deoxidation compound as needed
• Check ground fault protection for proper operation
• Check surge protectors
• Check attic fans for proper operation
• Check exhaust fans for proper operation
• Check all accessible lights, switches, dimmers, receptacles, ceiling fans
• Check all connections to major appliances
• Check all main service grounding and tighten as needed
• Check any outside and inside disconnects
• Thermal imaging inspection

Electrical fires cause approximately $1.6 billion in property damage each year. Old wiring, overloaded circuits, and worn outlets are the main culprits that can cause electrical shocks and fires.

• Check all the burners for proper operation
• Check thermocouple for proper operation
• Check the heat exchanger surface
• Check the flue pipe
• Lubricate pumps, bearings, and fans if applicable
• Check the inducer and blower motors
• Check and tighten all electrical connections
• Check the safety switch and controls
• Check the pilot assembly
• Check temperature and pressures
• Check thermostatic for proper operation
• Check drain lines and traps for proper function test and label of emergency shut off
• Check gas valve
• Check zone valves
• Check expansion tank
• Check aquastat, relay, and water regulator
• Check airflow across indoor coil and blower wheels
• Check ductwork for leaks
• Start and test operation and cycle of unit
• Check airflow
• Check humidifier/dehumidifier

Annual check ups can prevent over 70% of all furnace repairs as well as improve your systems proficiency by up to 16% saving you money!