HVAC care. More room for life at home.
Give your heating and cooling a place on the calendar. MGI’s VIP Comfort Club brings seasonal care and member benefits into one plan, so you can understand the cost and choose what fits your home.
A care plan for the home you enjoy.
Plan routine care for your heating and cooling. Keep any extra repair work a separate choice.
Two seasonal visits
One AC tune-up and one furnace tune-up each year.
$69 diagnostic charge
A diagnostic charge still applies. Repairs are separate.
15% repair discount
The public offer lists 15% off repair fees.
3% equipment discount
The public offer lists 3% off new equipment and installation.
VIP Comfort Club. Choose how to pay.
MGI’s public offer lists annual and monthly payment options. Compare the totals before joining.
Pay annually
$225 per year
Published annual price.
Pay monthly
$20 per month
Twelve payments total $240, which is $15 more than the listed annual price.
Know the terms before you join.
- Confirm which systems and how many units the price covers.
- Check discount exclusions and whether other offers can be combined.
- Ask how billing, renewal, and cancellation work for your payment choice.
The public plan also lists priority scheduling and no emergency/after-hours fee. Confirm availability and which charges the waiver covers. Membership is not a confirmed emergency appointment.
View the published offerWhat your VIP Membership tune-ups include.
We check as much as your equipment and access allow. Each visit follows a checklist, so the care goes beyond a quick look.
12 published checklist items
Your VIP AC tune-up includes.
A closer look at cooling, airflow, electrical parts, and water drainage.
Airflow and cooling
- Check the air filter.
- Close the humidifier bypass damper, if fitted.
- Inspect the indoor cooling coil and refrigerant line.
- Run the system until operation settles.
- Record total external static pressure: resistance to airflow.
- Verify airflow against the equipment requirement.
Electrical parts and drainage
- Inspect disconnect fuses.
- Inspect electrical connections.
- Inspect the outdoor fan motor.
- Measure compressor electrical draw.
- Inspect the condensate drain line.
- Inspect the condensate pump, if fitted.
17 published checklist items
Your VIP furnace tune-up includes.
A closer look at ignition, heating operation, safety devices, and the parts that move air.
Ignition, combustion, and safety
- Inspect and adjust furnace safety devices.
- Test ignition.
- Inspect the pilot, if fitted; clean the flame sensor.
- Measure and record gas pressure at the burners; adjust as required.
- Inspect burners.
- Inspect venting.
- Measure carbon monoxide levels.
- Inspect carbon monoxide detectors.
Air movement and heating operation
- Inspect electrical connections.
- Inspect the blower compartment.
- Inspect motors; lubricate where required.
- Check furnace cycling.
- Measure steady-state temperature rise.
- Measure and record furnace and exhaust-fan current and voltage.
- Inspect condensate drain and pump, if fitted.
- Change the filter; confirm the filter supplied.
- Inspect and calibrate controls.
Checks depend on the equipment installed and safe access. A part that is not fitted cannot be checked. The AC airflow check uses the equipment’s required range; the published list gives 350–450 cubic feet per minute for each ton of cooling capacity. Repairs and extra work need a separate scope and price.
Know what we checked. Know what comes next.
Ask your technician to walk you through the findings, including any part that could not be checked.
- What is working as expected?
- What needs attention, and why?
- What would any recommended work include and cost?
Decide on extra work after you understand it. A tune-up does not guarantee against a breakdown.
Explore HVAC maintenanceFrom joining to a clearer care plan.
Understand the plan, arrange the visits, and decide on any further work after you see the findings.
Talk about your equipment.
Share which systems you have and how many units need care. Ask whether this plan covers them.
Choose your payment option.
Compare the full annual cost and get billing, renewal, and cancellation terms before enrolling.
Arrange the care visits.
Work with the office on dates and access details. Confirm each appointment.
Understand the findings.
Review what was checked and any recommended work. Ask for the scope and price before approving a repair.
Need a repair today?
Start with the problem. You can ask about membership after the immediate need is clear.
VIP Membership questions.
How much is VIP Membership?
The published offer is $225 annually or $20 monthly. Twelve monthly payments total $240. Confirm the current price and the equipment covered before joining.
Are both heating and cooling visits included?
The public plan lists one furnace tune-up and one AC tune-up annually. Ask how additional units or other equipment are handled.
Are repairs included in the membership price?
A tune-up is not the same as a repair. The public plan lists member discounts and a separate diagnostic charge. Ask for the repair price, including applicable discounts, before approving work.
Does membership mean someone will arrive right away?
Do not treat membership as a confirmed appointment. Call for an active breakdown; the office needs to confirm availability and arrival details.
Does the plan renew automatically?
The public FAQ describes annual automatic renewal and a reminder. Confirm your renewal date, payment schedule, and notice terms when joining.
Can I cancel?
The public FAQ says members can cancel by contacting MGI. Ask about notice, refunds, and any balance due under your payment choice before enrolling.
Can I combine member discounts with rebates?
Check the rules for each offer and the equipment you choose. A membership discount does not confirm rebate eligibility. Ask for the full price and any approved discounts separately.
Plan the care. Make room for life at home.
Your home has more going on than heating and cooling. Start with a care plan you understand.
Let’s find out if membership fits.
Tell MGI about your heating and cooling equipment. Ask for the current plan terms, compare the payment choices, and arrange the care that makes sense for your home.
The office will confirm membership details and appointments. An inquiry does not enroll you.