Because life is full of uncertainties, wisdom dictates that homeowners should take precautions against unforeseen circumstances that can suddenly appear out of nowhere. Unfortunately, some people tend to procrastinate when it seems like everything is flowing well at the moment. Times of smooth sailing, though, are exactly the times when a wise homeowner researches and puts into place provisions to help handle difficulties that could be lurking just around the bend. Within the scope of available precautions for a homeowner is a service called a protection and maintenance plan. Let's look at some aspects of this type of plan to see why it is so popular today.

Heating Protection Plan
When winter temperatures begin to drop, a homeowner may discover that his home's furnace or boiler fails to adequately raise the indoor temperature. At this point, a heating protection plan could quickly become this homeowner's best friend. Under such a plan, the heating unit's necessary repair, adjustment or replacement of specified parts, plus diagnosis of the problem, is covered. An authorized technician will perform the work. There are some items excluded from the plan such as ancillary equipment.

An annual maintenance visit under a heating protection plan can help ensure that the life of a homeowner's heating equipment is extended and winter energy costs are kept as low as possible. If this maintenance procedure is completed before the depths of winter hit, the action could potentially help a heating unit make it through the winter with no breakdown. The yearly maintenance visit will also include a carbon monoxide safety test, if needed.

Cooling Protection Plan
On the flip side, if a homeowner does not have a cooling protection plan when summer temperatures skyrocket, the high cost of repairs or replacement for a failed air conditioning unit could send a homeowner to see his banker for a loan to cover expenses. However, the peace of mind that comes with having a protection plan in place simply cannot be measured. These plans provide for an authorized technician to diagnose and repair covered problems. No matter what the season, a home protection plan can be a life saver for homeowners.

It's likely you've bought a protection plan in the past, for example many people often buy extra protection for their phone. So why not treat your equipment with the same caution and buy a maintenance protection plan? Maple Air offers protection and maintenance plans to keep customers at ease if an issue occurs. Check out our brochure for an in-depth look at Maple Air's protection and maintenance plan. To learn even more or have any questions answered about protection and maintenance plans, contact us today!

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