Premium Comfort
Plan.
Two planned maintenance visits per year with the broadest listed comfort-care coverage, including ductwork sanitization and UV sanitizer-kit support.
Monthly billing option
Final payment method, terms, and coverage require confirmation.What this plan is designed to include.
Review the listed benefits, then confirm equipment eligibility and the written scope with Airsmart before enrollment.
- Two planned maintenance visits per year
- UV sanitizer kit with lifetime replacement bulbs as described in plan terms
- Annual ductwork sanitization
- Up to two pounds of refrigerant per year when applicable, plus a one-year labor guarantee on eligible repairs
Company-provided filter changes during eligible visits
Priority dispatch for eligible service requests
Additional listed savings for eligible HVAC and Electrical services and upgrades
Included specialty care across all plans.
Outside-coil chemical wash requires accessible water at the unit. Listed specialty care is performed as applicable to the equipment, access, safety conditions, and written plan scope.
Confirm the full scope before you enroll.
Confirm your equipment.
Ask which system or systems are covered, whether equipment condition affects eligibility, and how additional systems are handled.
Review work beyond the plan.
Repairs and extra materials are not included. Ask what requires separate approval and how manufacturer warranty coverage is checked.
Get the details in writing.
Confirm payment method, renewal, cancellation, visit timing, priority-dispatch availability, warranty terms, and the complete plan scope.
Confirm the plan details for your home.
Review the pricing option, equipment coverage, number of systems, included service scope, and appointment availability with Airsmart before you enroll.
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Emergency safety check
Check for an urgent household danger.
Before we discuss symptoms or equipment, check for any of these urgent situations.
- A carbon-monoxide alarm or possible CO symptoms
- Gas odor or a suspected gas leak
- Smoke, fire, burning smell, sparks, or arcing
- Electrical shock, an active electrical hazard, or water contacting electrical equipment
- A suspected refrigerant release
- Severe indoor temperature risk involving an infant, older adult, medically vulnerable person, or serious symptoms
This answer does not mean the situation is safe. If anything changes, stop and get help.
