Plumbing Protection Plan

Protect your Home and Your plumbing When You Purchase the Plumbing Protection Plan Offered through Cool Air Mechanical

Experience savings through Cool Air’s Plumbing Protection Plan options, based on your model of water heater. In addition to the many benefits aimed at saving you time and money,  Plumbing Protection Plan members receive 24-hour Emergency Plumbing Service.

Plan Members can also count on:

• No trip charge for repairs during regular service hours
• 10% off all service and repairs

Plumbing Protection Plan Benefits Include:

• Location and tagging of all emergency water shut off valves
• Checking the operation of all toilets (this includes dye testing the tank)
• Checking all fixture drains for leaks
• Checking all exposed hot and cold water supply lines
• Checking all faucets for leaks
• Checking all washing machine hoses
• Location and checking of all cleanouts
• Pouring water down all floor drains

Gas Water Heater Service Includes

• Checking and cleaning main burner and pilot
• Inspecting flue pipe
• Checking for proper vent draft
• Checking for water leaks
• Checking the operation of emergency shut-off valves
• Checking temperature
• Checking the pressure safety relief valve

Electric Water Heater Service Includes

• Checking the operation of elements
• Checking thermostat operation
• Checking the condition of the wiring
• Checking the operation of emergency shut-off valves
• Checking temperature
• Checking the drain valve operation

If You Have a Tank Type Water Heater, Cool Air will drain and flush the bottom of the tank in addition to the above services.

Do you have a Tankless Water Heater? Cool Air can drain and flush your system with a descaling solution.

Cool Air’s experienced and professional plumbers are members of North American Technician Excellence and the Environmental Protection Agency, meaning your service and comfort are safe in our hands.

Plumbing Protection Plan Includes:

• Locate and tag all emergency water shut-off valves
• Check operation of all toilets (includes dye testing tanks)
• Check all fixture drains for leaks
• Check all exposed hot and cold water supply lines
• Check all faucets for leaks
• Check all washing machine hoses
• Locate and check all cleanouts
• Pour water down all floor drains

Plus Service to Your Water Heater

Gas Water Heater

• Check and clean main burner and pilot
• Inspect and flue pipe
• Check for proper vent draft
• Check for water leaks
• Check for operation of emergency shut-off valves
• Check temperature
• Check pressure safety relief

Electric Water Heater

• Check operation of elements
• Check thermostat operation
• Check condition of wiring
• Check for operation of emergency shut-off valves
• Check temperature
• Check drain valve operation

Tank Type Water Heater

• Drain and flush the bottom of the tank

Tankless Water Heater

• Drain and flush with a descaling solution

Learn More About Your Water Pressure and Why it Matters

Is Your Water Pressure Too Extreme? Did you know that most plumbing fixture manufacturers design their fixtures to operate at 55 psi, and the IPC (International Plumbing Code) requires the water pressure on water supply systems to be no greater than 80 psi?

Excessive pressure on your plumbing can cause catastrophic failure to water heaters causing their liners to burst, toilets to start leaking, washing machine hoses to burst, and faucets to leak.

Learn more about controlling your water pressure effectively.

Cool Air is a proud member of the Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors Association of Georgia.