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What do we charge for service?
We charge a $68.00 diagnosis fee to come out to your home or
business and we diagnose the problem. Once we diagnose the
problem, using a flat rate system we give you a price for any
repairs needed which includes parts, tax and labor. Once you
authorize the repair we will proceed to complete the repair to get
you back in your comfort zone!
For decades many repairs done at homes and businesses were done
by contractors while using a time and material basis. This style of
repair cost leads to possible budget problems due to approving a
repair before knowing the total cost and then being surprised by a
high bill they cannot pay. Flat rate pricing solves these problems
for the customer.
Another benefit to the customer when using flat rate pricing is they
know they are being charged the same amount for a specific repair
as everyone else. No more thinking about the technician taking too
long or stretching out the repair just to charge more per hr.
An example of flat rate pricing is like this.
Your fan on your furnace or air conditioner stopped working. We
come to your home and charge $68 we determine the motor has
failed and needs replaced we quote the flat price of $235.00. The
flat rate book tells our tech that he has 1-1/2 hours to successfully
replace the motor. Due to the age of the motor and some rust the
job takes 2-1/2 hrs, you still only pay the price we first quoted you.
However a time and material company would charge you for the total
length of time ultimately costing you more money.
We charge a $68.00 diagnosis fee to come out to your home or
business and we diagnose the problem. Once we diagnose the
problem, using a flat rate system we give you a price for any
repairs needed which includes parts, tax and labor. Once you
authorize the repair we will proceed to complete the repair to get
you back in your comfort zone!
For decades many repairs done at homes and businesses were done
by contractors while using a time and material basis. This style of
repair cost leads to possible budget problems due to approving a
repair before knowing the total cost and then being surprised by a
high bill they cannot pay. Flat rate pricing solves these problems
for the customer.
Another benefit to the customer when using flat rate pricing is they
know they are being charged the same amount for a specific repair
as everyone else. No more thinking about the technician taking too
long or stretching out the repair just to charge more per hr.
An example of flat rate pricing is like this.
Your fan on your furnace or air conditioner stopped working. We
come to your home and charge $68 we determine the motor has
failed and needs replaced we quote the flat price of $235.00. The
flat rate book tells our tech that he has 1-1/2 hours to successfully
replace the motor. Due to the age of the motor and some rust the
job takes 2-1/2 hrs, you still only pay the price we first quoted you.
However a time and material company would charge you for the total
length of time ultimately costing you more money.