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Are furnace service plans worth it?

Can’t decide if a furnace service plan is worth it? Beyond saving you time, money, and the headache of an unexpected furnace breakdown in the dead of winter, here are some of the benefits of a service plan:

  • Identification of potential breakdowns before they occur
  • Piece of mind and the ensured safety and comfort for you and your family
  • Lower utility bills as a result of regular maintenance
  • No premium fees for emergency service
  • Automatically scheduled service – so you don’t have to worry about calling to book an appointment!
  • Priority service
  • Discounts on furnace services provided
  • Professional services from trusted experts
  • Satisfaction guarantee

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