Seasonal
Energy
Savings
Agreement

What is the Seasonal Energy Savings Agreement?

• The Seasonal Energy Savings Agreement (S.E.S.A.) provides necessary routine maintenance procedures. It is a service, designed for you, to keep your heating and cooling system operating at peak efficiency.
• Our competent, service technicians, will perform the necessary checks, in order to spot and correct potential problems.
• A service agreement is for those who enjoy convenience, dependability and the security of regular maintenance.
• The experts agree that the main reason for a system inefficiency and failures is the lack of preventative maintenance.
• A service agreement can save you money, so call Genesis today!

Club Member Discount

The Seasonal Energy Savings Agreement entitles you to a 10% discount on all parts and labor, including freon, any time a repair is needed.

Spring Ultimate Tune-Up: Air Conditioning

1. Calibrate & Level Thermostat
2. Monitor Volts/Amps on fan motor
3. Lubricate and inspect bearing for wear
4. Inspect indoor coil where accessible
5. Flush/treat condensate pan for proper drainage
6. Inspect & clean condenser coil
7. Monitor operating pressures of refrigerant
8. Monitor compressor for proper amps
9. Inspect safety devices for proper operation
10. Inspect disconnect box for proper anchorage & rating
11. Tighten all electrical connections
12. Test and inspect contactors for burned, pitted contacts
13. Test and inspect capacitors
14. Inspect fan blade
15. Inspect service valves for proper operation
16. Measure temperature between supply and return
17. Inspect duct work for energy loss where accessible

Fall Ultimate Tune-Up: Furnace

1. Calibrate and level thermostat
2. Inspect for combustible material around furnace
3. Test ignition system for safe and proper operation
4. Test combustion
5. Test exhaust system for proper ventilation
6. Measure temperature difference supply/return
7. Test safety & control circuits for proper operation
8. Inspect and adjust fan belt tension ( if applicable)
9. Clean burners
10. Inspect heat exchanger
11. Measure and adjust gas pressure for peak efficiency
12. Lubricate all moving parts, per manufacturer
13. Measure amperage and voltage of blower motor
14. Tighten and inspect all electrical wiring/ connections
15. Inspect ductwork for energy loss/ contamination

Don’t Delay - call us today!

Call us at (864) 350-1166 for pricing.

• Condensate and/or water leaks and any resulting damage are not covered under this agreement.
• For heat pump application, service points are the same as A/C tune-up but for heating cycle.