One plan. Both trades. No surprises.

• Water heater service: flush, anode inspection, temperature and relief valve check
• Whole-home leak inspection — supply lines, fixtures, visible drains and the water meter test
• Water pressure check and shutoff valve exercise, so every valve turns when you need it to
• Electrical panel inspection with thermal scan for connections running hot
• GFCI testing, outlet and switch spot checks, surge protector status
• A written report: what's healthy, what's aging, what's worth fixing — with prices, no pressure

The expensive version of every home problem is the unplanned one. A water heater that fails on its own schedule floods a closet at 3 a.m.; the same heater flagged in October gets replaced on a calm Tuesday at a planned price. A panel lug running hot is a service call today or an outage — or worse — next summer. Members also skip the after-hours dispatch fee and take 15% off every repair, which means one real incident typically covers the plan for the year.

This plan exists because the Gulf is hard on houses. Salt air works on anodes, lugs and outdoor fixtures year-round; humidity keeps small leaks alive; storm season stresses everything at once. The annual visit is timed and scoped for exactly those failure patterns — it's not a generic checklist, it's a coastal one. Service you can rely on, scheduled before you need it.