Maintenance & Membership
The tune up that catches it in October
Separate fall furnace and spring AC tune ups, or join the Energy Saving Agreement and let Bob's call you to schedule them.
Chapter 01
Why the fall furnace visit and the spring AC visit are separate visits
A furnace tune up in October and an air conditioner tune up in April cover different equipment at different points in its year: the furnace right before it works hardest, the air conditioner right before its season starts. Bob's runs them as two separate visits for that reason, though plenty of customers book both together as a combination tune up.
Either way, the visit happens before the system is under real load, not after it has already struggled.
A backyard air conditioner condenser installed during a Bob's Quality Heating & Air Conditioning service visit in Kimberly, WI.
What a tune up finds before it becomes a no-heat call
The company's own framing for a tune up is blunt: catch a small problem in the fall, or meet it later as a full breakdown in January. A furnace that has drifted out of tune loses efficiency quietly, and neither it nor an undercharged air conditioner shows up as anything dramatic until the day it does.
That is the case for potentially saving anywhere from a hundred dollars to a thousand, in the company's own words, by catching what is wrong before a system fails outright rather than after.
Chapter 03
The Energy Saving Agreement membership
Customers who tune up every year on both systems can join the Energy Saving Agreement instead of booking each visit separately. It is a membership, not a subscription box: the same fall and spring tune ups happen every year, and Bob's calls to schedule them rather than an owner having to remember to call in.
Membership also changes what a bad week costs. An after hours emergency call gets billed at the regular rate instead of an emergency premium, repair parts carry a 15 percent discount, and the plan can be paid monthly or as one lump sum for the year.
Free estimate on anything the tune up turns up
Whether the visit is a standalone tune up or a scheduled membership visit, the same rule applies: anything beyond the tune up itself gets a free estimate before it becomes a bill. Nobody comes home to a repair they didn't agree to first.
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Energy Saving Agreement
What membership includes
The Energy Saving Agreement is Bob's own membership plan for a system that gets tuned up every year without anyone having to remember to book it. It includes:
- Annual furnace and air conditioner tune up
- 15 percent discount on repair parts
- Regular rate for after hours emergency calls, not an emergency premium
- Exclusive equipment discounts and specials during certain times of the year
- Priority service
- Membership is transferrable if you move
- Bob's calls you to schedule the tune up, rather than the other way around
Membership is billed monthly or as one lump sum for the year, whichever an owner would rather manage.
Tune up pricing
A gas furnace tune up is $99.95. An air conditioner tune up is $99.95. Booked together as a combination tune up, the published price is $199.95. These are the company's own published specials and are subject to change, so confirm the current price when you book.
Ask about joining the Energy Saving Agreement, or book a standalone tune up, by sending us the details.