Gas furnace
Gas Furnace Tune-Up
One standard-access gas furnace. A standard 1-inch filter is included when available.
HVAC PM = HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING • PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
774-HVAC-PM0My HVAC PM GREATER BOSTON / PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCESee the price.
See the price.
Then request the care.
Prices first. Pick the service that matches your equipment, add eligible extras and see the subtotal. No equipment questionnaire or registration required.
Published prices shown upfrontMaintenance services do not require a separate service-call fee.Repair work is never added without approval
HVAC PM / PRICE LISTSTANDARD ACCESS
Central air conditioning
Central Air Conditioning Tune-Up
One standard-access central AC system, including accessible condensate components.
$219
Ducted heat pump + air handler
Ducted Heat Pump Maintenance
Heating and cooling operation, changeover, condensate and accessible components.
$249
One outdoor unit + one indoor head
Outdoor Unit and One Indoor Head Maintenance
Additional wall heads are $85 each. Cassettes, concealed units and deep cleaning are separate.
$229
Heat pump + gas furnace
Dual-Fuel Heat Pump and Furnace Maintenance
System-specific maintenance for both parts of a dual-fuel system.
$299
Two seasonal visits
Gas Furnace and AC — Two Seasonal Visits
One gas-furnace visit and one central-AC visit for the same system.
$389/year
Prices apply to the stated scope and standard-access equipment. Any additional work is confirmed after inspection and before it begins.
MORE MAINTENANCE SERVICES
The same clear pricing for additional equipment.
Maintenance services do not require a separate service-call fee. Difficult access, specialty filters and work outside the listed scope are additional.
Indoor equipment only
Air Handler Maintenance Only
Air-handler maintenance without a separate outdoor-unit visit.
$179
During the same visit
Additional AC System During the Same Visit
Another standard-access central AC system at the same property.
Gas boiler
Gas Boiler Maintenance
One standard-access gas boiler. Oil equipment requires a separate scope.
$249
During boiler maintenance
Additional Boiler Zone Inspection
Inspection of one additional boiler zone.
During mini-split maintenance
Each Additional Wall-Mounted Head
One additional wall-mounted head on the same outdoor unit. Cassettes and concealed units are separate.
Light commercial
Rooftop Unit Maintenance — Up to 5 Tons
One standard-access rooftop unit up to 5 tons. Roof-access charges may apply.
$295
Light commercial
Rooftop Unit Maintenance — 6 to 10 Tons
One standard-access rooftop unit from 6 to 10 tons. Roof-access charges may apply.
$395
NEED REPAIR OR DIAGNOSTIC PRICING?
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Diagnostics, repairs, refrigerants, drains, ductwork and annual maintenance plans are in one public guide.
YOUR MAINTENANCE SELECTIONKnow the scope.
Know the scope.
See the subtotal.
Choose one main service above, then add eligible equipment. No contact details needed.
Gas Furnace Tune-Up. Published maintenance subtotal: $219 for one visit.
ONE MAINTENANCE VISIT
- Gas Furnace Tune-Up$219
Quoted After Equipment Review. Device compatibility, voltage and installation location must be checked. Not included in the maintenance subtotal; no installation is authorized by selecting this option.
Published subtotal$219
Standard access and listed scope. No separate maintenance service-call fee. Specialty filters, repairs and out-of-scope work are additional and require confirmation.
This selection stays on this page. It is not sent automatically, does not reserve a time and does not take payment. Changing the main service clears its add-ons.
Ready? See service request options →OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT PROTECTION
HVAC Surge Protection Installation
Help protect HVAC equipment from brief voltage spikes. Ask about adding protection during maintenance, or request a separate installation.
Quoted After Equipment Review
We check voltage, device compatibility and installation location before quoting. The device, labor and any visit charge are confirmed separately. This is not whole-home protection or a guarantee against electrical damage.
See installation scope →Call about surge protectionWHAT A USEFUL VISIT DOES
Maintenance should produce information—not a sales pitch.
The items below are common inspection points, not the service agreement. The exact checklist and exclusions are confirmed for the selected equipment before booking; corrective work is always separate.
Controls & operation
Thermostat response, operating sequence and accessible controls.
Airflow & filter
Filter condition, accessible blower and obvious airflow restrictions.
Equipment checks
System-specific electrical, temperature and operating observations.
Water management
Accessible condensate drain, pan and safety components where present.
Heating-season visit
- Thermostat response and operating sequence
- Ignition, burner operation and accessible safety controls
- Filter, accessible blower condition and obvious airflow restrictions
- Accessible venting condition and recorded findings
Flame-sensor cleaning, combustion analysis, repair parts and vent corrections are included only when the confirmed visit scope says so.
Cooling-season visit
- Thermostat response and cooling operation
- Visible indoor- and outdoor-coil condition
- Accessible electrical observations and airflow indicators
- Accessible condensate drain, pan and safety components
Coil washing, drain clearing, refrigerant diagnostics and corrective work are separate unless the confirmed visit scope includes them.
Heat-pump maintenance
- Heating and cooling changeover
- Visible indoor- and outdoor-coil condition
- Defrost operation and backup heat where present
- Filter, airflow, electrical and condensate observations
Refrigerant work, deep cleaning, electrical repair and backup-heat repair require separate approval.
Outdoor unit + indoor head
- Filter and accessible indoor-coil condition
- Accessible blower-surface condition
- Outdoor-unit operating and coil condition
- Visible condensate path and operating observations
Deep cleaning, heavy-contamination treatment, cassette or concealed-unit access and drain repair are separate services.
NOT INCLUDED IN A STANDARD TUNE-UPRepairs, parts, refrigerant or leak work, chemical/deep cleaning, duct cleaning and difficult-access work.
If any of these are recommended, you get the finding and price before additional work proceeds.
SYSTEM NOT RUNNING NORMALLY?
A tune-up is not a diagnosis.
No heat, no cooling, water leaks, frozen coils, burning smells or a system that will not start belong on the diagnostic path.
SERVICE CALL + DIAGNOSTIC$180 first hourDescribe the problem
NEXT STEP
Choose the service path that fits.
New customers can request a visit online. Existing customers can return to their secure hub for appointments, quotes, invoices, payments and service history.
Return to your Client Hub.
See existing work and request the next maintenance visit through secure passwordless access.
Open My HVAC PM →Request your first visit.
Enter your contact, property and service details once. HVAC PM confirms the visit time afterward.
Request maintenance ↗The current Jobber request form does not reserve an instant calendar slot. HVAC PM confirms availability and timing after reviewing the request.
BEFORE YOU REQUEST
Clear boundaries make maintenance useful.
Is the maintenance price the final price?+
The listed amount applies to the stated scope and standard-access equipment. When inspection identifies difficult access or work outside that scope, HVAC PM confirms any additional price before the additional work begins.
Does maintenance include a repair or replacement part?+
No. Preventive maintenance covers the confirmed maintenance scope. Diagnosis, repairs, parts, refrigerant work, chemical or deep cleaning and other corrective work require separate approval.
What if the system is not heating or cooling?+
Choose diagnostic service instead of a tune-up. Service call and diagnostic is $180 for the first hour; the repair itself is priced after the problem is identified.
Do I need an HVAC PM account?+
No. Existing customers use the Jobber Client Hub. New customers submit their first service request through Jobber, and HVAC PM confirms the appointment. There is no separate HVAC PM username or password.