Stop Worrying About Your HVAC.
Start Expecting It to Work.

Two expert visits a year — your furnace tuned up before winter, your AC ready before summer. That’s the Comfort Plan: proactive care that keeps small problems from becoming expensive emergencies.

$185 paid Annually or $15.99 paid Monthly

Your heating and cooling system is the single largest mechanical system in your home. It runs thousands of hours a year, quietly moving conditioned air through every room. And like any machine that works that hard, it needs attention — not when something goes wrong, but before it does.

Most homeowners only think about their HVAC system when it stops working. Usually on the hottest day in July or the coldest night in January. That’s the worst possible time for a repair — parts take longer to source, technician schedules are slammed, and emergency service rates apply. A breakdown that a $30 capacitor could have prevented becomes a $400 service call, plus days of discomfort.

The Stone Pro Comfort Plan exists to get ahead of that. Two scheduled visits each year — one in fall, one in spring — give our technicians the time and access to inspect, clean, and correct your system before Utah’s extreme seasons put it under load.

“A system that’s maintained doesn’t just last longer — it runs more efficiently every single day, which shows up directly on your utility bill.”

Every Comfort Plan visit follows a 50-point inspection checklist. This isn’t a quick visual scan. Our technicians test, measure, and document every major component — electrical connections, refrigerant charge, heat exchanger condition, blower performance, drain lines, safety controls, and more. You receive a written report from every visit.

🍂 Fall Visit — Furnace Tune-Up	🌿 Spring Visit — AC Tune-Up
Inspect and clean heat exchanger	Check refrigerant charge and pressure
Test gas valve and igniter operation	Clean condenser and evaporator coils
Check flue and combustion venting	Inspect and flush condensate drain
Check flue and combustion venting	Test capacitors and contactors
Clean burners and flame sensor	Verify refrigerant line insulation
Test safety limits and controls	Check compressor amp draw
Lubricate blower motor bearings	Measure supply and return temperature split
Inspect and tighten electrical connections	Inspect disconnect and wiring
Check filter and airflow	Test thermostat calibration and staging
Measure temperature rise and efficiency	Clean and level outdoor unit

The remaining points cover the shared systems — ductwork condition, thermostat accuracy, supply and return balance, air quality, and the smaller details that add up to a system that either runs well or doesn’t.

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Six Reasons the Comfort Plan Pays for Itself

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Catch problems before they compound

A failing capacitor costs $80 to replace during a tune-up. When it fails on a 98° day, you’re looking at an emergency call and possibly a damaged compressor — a $1,800 repair or more.

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Lower monthly energy bills

A dirty coil or a refrigerant charge that’s off by 10% can drop your system’s efficiency by 20–30%. A tuned system uses less power to do the same job, every day of the season.

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Priority scheduling

Comfort Plan members move to the front of the line during peak season. When everyone else is on a 4-day wait, we fit you in first — because you planned ahead.

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Written documentation every visit

Every check is recorded and shared with you. You’ll know exactly what condition your system is in — and have the records to prove maintenance history if you ever sell your home.

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Safety, not just comfort

A cracked heat exchanger leaks carbon monoxide into your home. Our fall inspection checks for exactly this — an issue that’s invisible to the naked eye and undetectable without the right tools.

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Extends equipment life

The average HVAC system lasts 15–20 years with proper maintenance. Without it, that number drops to 10–12. The Comfort Plan could add years to equipment worth $8,000–$14,000 to replace.

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The math on skipping annual maintenance sounds fine until it doesn’t. Consider a homeowner who declines a tune-up every year for five years — saving roughly $185 each time. Then in year six, their system fails mid-summer: a burned-out compressor traced back to a refrigerant leak that overloaded it for years. The repair bill is $2,400. The five years of “savings” total $925. They came out $1,475 behind — and spent a week without AC in August.

This isn’t a worst-case scenario. It’s a common one. Our technicians see it regularly: equipment that was neglected until it couldn’t keep up, then blamed for being old, when the real issue was years of missed service.

“We find something actionable on the majority of deferred systems — a failing component, a dirty coil reducing capacity, a drain that’s one clog away from flooding the utility room.”

The Comfort Plan doesn’t prevent every repair. Nothing does. But it finds the small things before they cause the big things, and that’s where the real value lives.

The Bottom Line

The Bottom Line

A year-round comfort plan isn’t a luxury — it’s the same logic that puts oil changes on your calendar before your engine light comes on. Your HVAC system is a complex machine operating in extreme conditions. It deserves the same proactive attention you give your car, your roof, or your teeth.

For $185 a year — or about $15.99 a month — Stone Pro Services will make sure your furnace is ready when temperatures drop and your air conditioner is ready when they climb. Two visits, fifty inspection points, one less thing to worry about.

That’s the Comfort Plan. We think it’s one of the best investments a Utah homeowner can make in their home.

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Stone Pro Services

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