R. A. MECHANICAL, INC.
R. A. Mechanical, Inc.

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Today's service technicians have the undaunting task of having to keep up with all of the different types of heating and cooling systems, the different brands, the changing and new technology, and the introduction of solid-state electronics.

Our service staff is perhaps the most highly trained and qualified group of technicians in the industry. Unlike many other companies, our service technicians will work on just about every type of equipment. That is why they are constantly upgrading their skills by attending seminars, schools, training classes, viewing video training tapes, and reviewing manufacturer's service manuals. They attend regular meetings to discuss problems in the field and ways to solve and improve them.

All of our service trucks are radio-dispatched service technicians are "on-call" 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to handle any emergency problems.




Free Estimates to Upgrade Your System to a More Energy Efficient Model!
All Brands Serviced
Oil and Gas Conversions
EPA Certified Technicians
Heating
Commerical / Residential
Preventative Maintenance
High Efficiency Filters
Air Conditioning
Refrigerants Recovered to Protect the Environment!


  1. We offer annual and semi annual inspections (spring and fall). Any repairs extra.

    COOLING: (Spring)
    HEATING: (Fall)
  2. Check refrigerant charge
  3. Check air filters, clean if necessary
  4. Check indoor and outdoor coils,
    clean if dirty
  5. Check electrical connections
  6. Check running voltage
  7. Check and flush condensate drain
  8. Inspect contactor points
  9. Inspect capacitors
  10. Check amperages of motors and compressor
  11. Check temperature split across
    evaporator coil
  12. Check refrigerant charge
  13. Check air filters, clean if necessary
  14. Check coils, clean if necessary
  15. Check electrical connections
  16. Check voltage and amperage of motors and compressor
  17. Lubricate fan motors
  18. Check fan blades for tightness
  19. Check amp draw of electric heaters
  20. Check 1st stage heating
  21. Check 1st and 2nd stage heating
  22. Check low temperature cut off
  23. Check defrost initiation and termination

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