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Old 06-16-2011, 04:57 PM   #1
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safety inspection and tune-up for a residential gas furnace

I plan to hire a technician to have a safety inspection and tune-up for my residential gas furnace.

Do you know:
1. how they charge, for example, separately charge for diagnostic and repair?
2. how can I know the technician is certified to do this job?
3. after finishing, will they give me a document about how to inspect and tune-up?
Thank you very much!

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Old 06-17-2011, 05:03 PM   #2
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Re: safety inspection and tune-up for a residential gas furnace

typically there is a flat rate charge for an inspection.
any repairs recomended would be separate.
they should leave you documentation of what was checked
make sure your contractor is licensed and bonded
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Re: safety inspection and tune-up for a residential gas furnace

Thank you for answering my questions Cascadehvac.

May I ask what is the name of license, which you mention?

Thank you for help very much.


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typically there is a flat rate charge for an inspection.
any repairs recomended would be separate.
they should leave you documentation of what was checked
make sure your contractor is licensed and bonded
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