Maintenance Contracts

Commercial HVAC maintenance contracts.

Quarterly visits, per-unit pricing, priority emergency response, written reports. Build predictability into your facility budget — and catch equipment failures before they shut down operations.

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Fujitsu
York
Rheem
Honeywell
Coleman
Carrier
Trane
Lennox
Daikin
Mitsubishi Electric
LG
American Standard
Goodman
Bryant
Amana
Ruud
Bosch
Ecobee
What we do

Maintenance contracts, designed for your operation.

Commercial HVAC failures cost money. A restaurant rooftop unit failing on a 90°F Saturday can cost more in lost business than a year of preventive maintenance. A condo building boiler failing in January can cost an HOA hundreds of resident emergency calls.

A maintenance contract is the cheapest insurance against that. Scheduled visits catch the issues that turn into emergencies. Priority dispatch when something does fail means hours instead of days. Per-unit budgeting replaces the worst category of facility expense: unpredictable, ad-hoc, panic-priced repairs.

Why operators choose us for contracts

What makes our contracts different.

Most HVAC maintenance contracts are vague boilerplate. Ours are specific, scoped, and adapted to your actual building.

Per-property scope & SLAs

Each property gets a written scope: visit frequency, equipment included, what’s covered, what’s extra. Response-time SLAs defined up front — not vague ‘reasonable response’ language.

Per-unit pricing & budgeting

Annual contract value lets you budget. Variable costs (parts, emergencies) reported separately. No surprise charges — everything outside contract scope gets approved before any work.

Written reports per visit

After every visit you get a written report: equipment inspected, issues found, parts replaced, recommendations. Useful for capex planning, warranty claims, and insurance documentation.

Equipment we maintain

Equipment we cover under contracts.

Contracts cover everything mechanical in your building — not just the easy parts. PTACs, RTUs, central systems, boilers, water heaters, ductless, controls.

Carrier Carrier
Trane Trane
Lennox Lennox
Friedrich
Coleman Coleman
Honeywell Honeywell
Bryant Bryant
Goodman Goodman
Contract tiers

Three contract levels.

We design contracts in tiers so you can match cost to coverage. Most clients land in tier 2 or 3.

01

Basic: scheduled visits

Quarterly or semi-annual visits. Filter changes, belt checks, refrigerant pressure, control verification, written report. Parts and labor for repairs billed separately at contract rates.

02

Standard: visits + priority

Everything in Basic, plus priority dispatch on emergency calls. Same-day response on business hours, same-night response after-hours. Locked-in per-hour repair rates.

03

Full: visits + priority + parts

Everything in Standard, plus a parts pool for common consumables (filters, belts, capacitors). Predictable annual cost — fewer surprises mid-year.

04

Custom: portfolio & specialty

Multi-property portfolios, hospitality off-hours work, mixed property types. We design contracts to fit operations — no fixed template forced on your building.

What affects pricing

Maintenance contract pricing depends on equipment count, equipment type, and tier choice.

01

Unit / equipment count

More units = better per-unit pricing. 40-unit hotel PTAC contract: significantly better per-PTAC than a 5-PTAC small office. We adjust pricing as your scope changes.

02

Equipment type

PTACs (simple, common parts): lowest per-unit cost. WSHPs (more complex, manufacturer-specific parts): higher per-unit. Rooftop units (specialty access): per-RTU pricing. Mix-and-match in one contract.

03

Tier level

Basic visits: lowest annual cost. Standard with priority response: ~30% premium. Full with parts pool: ~60% premium. Most clients eventually move to Standard — the priority response is what saves money long-term.

We quote contracts per building, not from a template. Call 201-245-5151 for a site walkthrough.

Related services

What contracts typically include or add.

Maintenance contracts often expand into capex planning and emergency response over time.

Other commercial services

Other commercial services we offer.

We work across property types in Hudson County. Every engagement starts with a site visit.

Where we work

Maintenance contracts across Hudson & Bergen County.

10 cities. Local techs answering local phones.

Quick answers

Common questions about maintenance contracts.

Depends on equipment and tier. Office/retail: typically semi-annual (spring + fall). Hotel and restaurant: quarterly. Condo building common areas: quarterly. PTAC arrays in hotels: rolling schedule throughout the year. We design visit frequency to equipment runtime and risk.
Covered: scheduled visit labor, basic consumables (filters in some tiers), inspection, calibration, reporting. Extra: major parts (compressors, control boards), refrigerant top-ups, work outside contract scope. All extras get approved before any work.
Standard tier: same business day on business-hours calls; next morning on after-hours calls. Full tier: same-day on business hours; same-night on after-hours. We commit to specific SLAs in the contract — not vague language.
One master contract covering multiple properties, with per-property addendums. Pricing scales with property count. Single point of contact at our end. Consolidated or per-property invoicing — whatever your accounting needs.
Yes — 60 days notice typically. If something’s not working, we’d rather know and fix it than lose a client. Pro-rated refunds on the unused portion of pre-paid contracts.
Same as equipment we did install. We service all major brands of commercial HVAC. Many of our contract clients had equipment installed by other contractors years ago — we’re happy to take it on as long as it’s in serviceable condition.

Build predictability into your HVAC.

No-charge walkthrough. Custom contract design.

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