PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PLANS
IN UTAH — 24/7 SERVICE

Each visit includes full system inspection, filter replacement, and coil cleaning. We clean the AC condenser in spring. We clean the furnace heat exchanger in fall. Refrigerant or gas pressure checks are included. We test capacitors and inspect electrical connections. Thermostats get calibrated. Safety controls are checked. You receive a written report with photos. Visits take 60–120 minutes and cover all safety and performance checks.

Individual AC or furnace tune-ups are $69 each (M-F business hours). A preventative maintenance visit is $148. Annual membership plans covering both systems range from $199–$299 and include priority scheduling, waived diagnostic fees, and 15% off repairs. The plan often pays for itself within the first service call.

Yes if you run both heating and cooling in Utah. Furnaces operate November through April in sub-zero winters. AC units run May through September in 100°F-plus summers. Each system needs inspection before peak season. Spring AC tune-ups catch refrigerant leaks and dirty coils. Fall furnace checks find cracked heat exchangers and ignition problems. You avoid losing heat in January or cool air in July.

Most manufacturers require proof of annual maintenance to honor warranty claims. A heat exchanger can crack. A compressor can fail. If you can’t show service records, the warranty may be denied. That leaves you with a $2,000–$5,000 out-of-pocket repair. Maintenance plans provide date-stamped records. Tech signatures are included. Those satisfy warranty requirements.

Plan members get same-day priority scheduling. They get 15% off labor. Diagnostic fees are waived. Call before noon. A licensed tech will typically arrive that afternoon. Non-members wait 1–3 days during peak season. They pay full rates plus a $149 service fee.

Yes. All Ninja techs hold active Utah state contractor licenses issued by DOPL. That’s the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. Fully insured. They carry liability coverage on every job. Licenses and insurance certificates are available on request. Plans include a 1-year satisfaction guarantee on all work.

Yes. Service covers all of Salt Lake County, Utah County, Davis County, Summit County, Wasatch County, and Tooele County. That includes Park City, Heber City, and Coalville. Same pricing across the entire Wasatch Front. Same licensed techs in nearby mountain communities.

Spring for AC tune-ups before summer heat. That’s March through May. Fall for furnace inspections before winter cold. That’s September through November. Scheduling in shoulder seasons means faster appointments. It gives you time to address problems before relying on the system daily.

Yes. Plans cover ductless mini-split systems and heat pumps. Standard furnace and AC setups are also covered. Heat pumps need both heating-mode and cooling-mode inspections. They run year-round. Mini-splits require coil cleaning, refrigerant checks, and filter replacement just like central AC units.

An upfront quote is provided before any repair work. Never obligated to approve repairs on the spot. A part might be worn but still working. It gets documented in your report. You can plan ahead. Safety issues get immediate attention. A cracked heat exchanger can leak carbon monoxide. The tech will explain why it needs a fix. You get options.