At Gem Heating & Air Conditioning of Boise, Idaho, we’ve always believed that taking care of your home should feel simple and stress-free. The Gem Priority Club was built around that idea — two visits a year, no surprise charges, and a team that genuinely cares about keeping your system running right. We’re not a big corporation, we’re your neighbors, and we treat every home we walk into like it’s our own.
When you join the Gem Priority Club, you’re getting more than just maintenance — you’re getting a team that looks out for your home all year long.
Two Tune-Ups Per Year We’ll visit in the spring to get your air conditioner ready for the Idaho heat, and again in the fall to make sure your furnace and heating system are set for the cold months ahead.
Priority Scheduling As a GPC member, you move to the front of the line. When you need us, we’ll be there — fast.
10% Off Any Repairs If something comes up during a visit or anytime throughout the year, you’ll automatically receive 10% off any needed repairs
No Overtime Charges Weekends, holidays, emergency calls — no extra fees. Ever. You pay the same rate no matter when you need us.
Two Filter Replacements Included We bring and install your filters at each visit, so that’s one less thing you have to think about.
Expert Guidance Year-Round Our technicians will always take the time to share honest insight on keeping your system running safely, efficiently, and reliably for years to come.
Gem Heating & Air Conditioning is your heating & cooling leader in Boise, Idaho when it comes to customer care. Whether it’s a one-time repair, or a full HVAC system install, we have the best warranty and guarantee in the industry.
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