Our Services
We offer maintenance, repair, and installation services on residential ductless, traditional split, and package HVAC systems. We also offer repair and installation of residential duct systems.
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is important for the health of your heating and cooling system. A system that is maintained will be more energy efficient, will have fewer breakdowns, and will heat and cool more efficiently than a system that is not maintained. A system that is maintained from its installation date will also generally have a longer lifespan than a system that is not maintained.
What is included in a maintenance?
- Cleaning of the outdoor and indoor coils
- Removal of debris from the outdoor unit
- Inspecting and replacing air filters
- Inspecting electrical connections
- Inspecting electrical components
Repair
Does it seem like your HVAC system isn't working like it used to? This could mean that a component in the system has failed. It is important to contact a HVAC professional once you notice that the system is not working correctly, as not addressing an issue can lead to a larger failure in the system.
Installation
There are a number of different factors that go into choosing the right size system for your home. Is it time to replace your existing HVAC system? Give us a call today and we will come out to your home to do all the necessary calculations to make sure your system is correctly sized for what you and your home need.
When to Replace
You should consider replacing your HVAC system if and/or when:
- The system breaks down frequently
- There is major damage to the system
- You have a steadily increasing energy bill
- There is high humidity in the home that was lower in the past
All of these can be signs that the system is beginning to fail, but it should be evaluated by an HVAC professional to determine if the underlying cause warrants replacement.
Duct Design and Installation
Every home is built differently. This means that every home needs a duct system that is designed specifically for it. If you have hot or cold spots in your home, your duct system may be the issue. Newer systems have different air flow needs than previous systems.