HVAC CARE Preventative Maintenance Program | ClimateCare Mechanical Service

Step 4 of 5 · The engine of the system

HVAC CARE Preventative Maintenance Program

Stop paying for a checklist. Start paying for fewer failures.

The question this system answers
Is performance stable or slipping?
Reliability, on your timeline.
Detect early. Prioritize clearly. Decide confidently.
What this step delivers
01
Baseline
The operating condition to compare against
02
Trend
The same readings across every visit
03
Prioritize
Alarms and changes ranked by risk
04
Report
What changed and what to do next
3 Tiers
Essential · Proactive · Max CARE

Each tier includes everything to its left. Most sites with critical assets choose Proactive CARE.

The problem

A completed checklist proves a technician showed up.

It says nothing about whether your approach temperature drifted four degrees this year, or whether that nuisance alarm repeats on hot afternoons.

CCMS PM is built around the habit most contracts skip. We track the same settings and readings visit after visit. Then we tell you what changed, whether it matters, and what to do about it. This is the only honest way to do maintenance.

The evidence

What CCMS trending looks like on a real plant

One central plant, November 2025 — covered at the time by another mechanical contractor’s standard preventative maintenance agreement.

525
Flow trips in nine days

Captured and saved instead of erased.

22 of 24
Exchangers found leaking

The survey that followed had proof to work from.

2,000+
Oil-recovery events

One unit’s cry for help. The fix was a controls change.

Hot-water leaving temperature ran against a 112°F setpoint while daily lows sagged into the 80s at season peak. Loss-of-flow and pressure alarms across all four heat pumps peaked at 158 in a single day. The alarm history was captured and preserved on November 26 rather than cleared — which is the only reason the pattern could be read at all.

The tiers

Three tiers. Pick your outcome.

What you getEssentialProactiveMax CARE
Reliability review, operator training, response guidance
Full yearly PM, quarterly inspections, and a baseline report
Trend comparison across visits: what changed, and whether it matters
Alarm-history review with priorities ranked by risk
Training + Outage Playbook and Critical Spares
Priority response expectations, in writing
Written guaranteeTrend PledgeResponse Pledge
Best fit whenstable assets,
clean records
aging assets,
recurring alarms
downtime is
unacceptable

Each tier includes everything to its left. Most sites with critical assets choose Proactive CARE.

Swipe the table sideways to see every column.

Proactive CARE, in writing

The Trend Pledge

If a coming failure was visible in our trend data and we failed to flag it in your quarterly report, your next quarter of PM is free.

Not sure which tier? Get prescribed, don’t guess.

The free Health Assessment ends with a written PM prescription matched to your equipment’s age, setup, and importance. Sometimes the honest answer is a lower tier than you expected. An audit that only ever prescribes the expensive option is a brochure with a clipboard. Ours is covered by the Find-It-or-Free Guarantee.

CARE in ActionClarify performance. Anticipate risk. Reduce cost over time. Extend equipment life. Measured in trends, never promised in adjectives.

Start with the free audit. Get your tier prescribed.

The audit leads to a review meeting with a written PM prescription. Then you decide. Sometimes the honest answer is a lower tier than you expected.

23312 Cabot Blvd, Hayward, CA 94545 · 510-244-7566

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