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Enjoy Stress-Free Comfort with Our Maintenance Plan Options!
Gold Service Plan – $699.00
The Gold Plan covers things that typically can go wrong with your system and includes annual maintenance to increase the longevity and performance of your system.
Annual Maintenance Includes:
- Vacuum furnace, flue pipe, chimney base
- Check fan, air inlets, belts, pulley, couplings
- Check safety and operating controls
- Install new pump strainer, oil filter cartridge, customer-supplied air filter
- Clean and check nozzle assembly
- Clean and set electrodes
- Test transformers and motors
- Test and adjust the oil burner
- Adjust draft regulator
- Full efficiency test performance
Annual Maintenance is scheduled by the customer between April 1st and October 1st. Handy Oil will repair or replace during the life of this agreement, at no extra charge, any of the following parts which may become defective due to normal use or wear and tear:
Gold Service Plan includes one (1) emergency call.
Platinum Service Plan – $899.00
The Platinum Plan includes Annual Maintenance, all Gold Plan services, PLUS the significant addition of the following major parts:
Platinum Service Plan includes two (2) emergency calls.
IMPORTANT: ADDITIONAL LABOR CHARGE WILL APPLY IF SYSTEM REQUIRES DRAINING OR REPURGING TO REPLACE ANY OF THE PARTS LISTED
All plans include a 20% discount for any billable labor.
Labor and material not included as part of the service contract will be charged at the prevailing rate in effect at the time of the service call (less 20% discount for labor only). Contracts are nonrefundable but may be transferred to a new occupant subject to Handy Oil approval. There will be a $15.00 fee for each additional zone.
YOUR OIL HEAT SYSTEM:
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When your thermostat is set, a sensor measures the room’s temperature. Should the temperature fall below the temperature setting on the thermostat, the controls on your burner are notified and are spurred into action. Subsequently a fuel pump pulls your heating fuel through a filter into the burner. This fuel is then transformed into a fine mist spray and is mixed with air and ignited in the combustion chamber resulting in the chamber becoming hot.
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In a hot water system, water travels around the boilers water passages. A circulator then pumps the hot water through your radiators or baseboards.
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In a hot air system, heat is absorbed by the air in your furnace’s heat exchanger. The blower then sends this air through air ducts and heats your home. This process repeats itself until the thermostat is satisfied .
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Steam systems are similar to hot water systems, and work in the same manner, except that generated steam rises to your radiators and no circulator is needed.
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