Contractors like service agreements because they offer: It`s the same story as a preventative maintenance plan: the size and complexity of the system and the number of items that require maintenance, all will increase the price. However, in this case, which takes into account the additional work for repairs, there are a few additional problems that may affect the maintenance costs of the UNCs: check with your state licensing commission and the insurance board to find out if such agreements fall within their jurisdiction. As long as you fully understand the agreement and benefit from it, you will make a good investment in your CCC system. 7. Number of maintenance visits. In many cases, two service appointments a year are enough to keep your C.C.C. installation in place. However, you may need more visits if your system is running 24×7, if your device is exposed to poor air quality conditions (for example. B industrial gas or kitchen gas), or if you have complex equipment that requires more frequent monitoring. The customer will respond positively and will go with the agreement, or decide to take his chances and pass it on. One way or another, you`re leaving for a winner. You have been paid for the services provided and as long as you and your technology have made a positive impression when the expected outages occur, they call you for repairs or replacements.

Most C.C.C. companies only offer you one option for maintenance contracts. Most of the time, it might work for you, but it may seem a little reductive. In #8, we mentioned that the condition of your equipment affects the price of your hlK service contract. Because well-maintained appliances last longer and operate more reliably, without failure. So the money you spend on preventative maintenance means you spend less to fix it. And longer lifespan reduces your total operating costs. However, if you have an older system and/or it is not of a spectacular brand, then getting a CC maintenance contract may be a good idea.

This is especially true if you have been facing many breakdowns lately. For example, older devices need to be monitored more often to catch defective parts before causing further damage to the system. And commercial alternative current systems that operate 24 hours a day throughout the year (and in some cases in difficult conditions such as a restaurant kitchen) require more care than a small housing system that is only used for a few months in the summer. Obviously, that has an impact on the cost of the plan. In this type of contract, important factors that affect your price are the age and condition of your system, and its life expectancy. While these factors may affect the number of maintenance visits you need, they also increase the likelihood that expensive parts will fail. Since this contract covers everything, you pay more to cover an older system that probably needs more work. The frequency of maintenance depends on the condition of your alternative current unit, so make your own assessment to see if a CCC maintenance contract would be a good deal or not. Suppose you only plan to maintain your CCC once or twice a year. In this case, paying out-of-pocket can be much cheaper than signing a contract. Don`t be discouraged by the fact that it can be a little complicated to settle down.

This is one of the secrets of success. Tom McCart said, “Successful people do what the unsuccessful people don`t want or can`t do.” The fact that it is difficult or complicated to set up may be exactly the reason why you want to offer this type of agreement.