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Top 5 Things to Look for when Choosing an HVAC Contractor. Is your HVAC system 10 years old or more? Licensing and Experience. Home Evaluation. References and Referrals. Rebates and Special Offers. Efficiency.
There is a two-year statute of limitations for negligence under ARS 12-542, which will generally be the applicable law for construction defects. Arizona has a six-year statute of limitations for bdocHub of contract under ARS 12-548.
Benefits of HVAC Maintenance Plans A service contract makes it more likely youll keep up with seasonal and annual checks and tune-ups. Air conditioning and heating maintenance plans can keep you frosty cool in the summer and toasty warm in the winter. Prevention is the best medicine for HVAC systems.
How to Bid Successfully for Work Detail exactly what you will do. Describe the finished work with specific references to features the client has asked for. Give an exact price, not an estimate. Describe your resources. Name the date you will be finished. Tell the client what you know about them.
For basic service contracts for HVAC, parts and labor for preventative maintenance are usually included. Contracts covering additional repairs may include just parts (with labor billed separately). You can also get an all-inclusive contract that covers all repair parts AND labor.
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Preventive Maintenance Checklist for Your HVAC System Clean coils and condensers. Replace all of your units filters. Check the outside unit, clear any debris, and ensure the cabinet door is closed. Check the cabinet for leaks.
Want to learn more about air quality? Offer Clean-Air-as-a-Service. Offer Free Advice. Show them how great you are. Create a Referral Program. Get your Contractors Excited about it. Set Goals Incentivize Contractors. Be Transparent. Dont Forget about your Existing Customers.
It is common sense that a contractor must meet the terms of their contract for a project, but the implied warranty is not as well known. Express warranties are covered by the two-year statute of limitations in Arizona, but implied warranties are generally covered for up to six years after the issue or defect is found.
Estimate the cost of materials and add your markup. Total the labor hours needed to and test the equipment. Include any additional time required to obtain permits or meet building inspectors at the job site. Add a contingency for cost overruns and list the total price of your bid.
This week, we will be discussing implied warranties under Arizona law. You may be familiar with express warranties, which are articulated promises under the contract. But implied warranties are warranties created by law, which are read into the contract even though they are not explicitly stated in the contract.

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