Special - Take advantage of our $59.00 troubleshooting & tune up special!
Services
Full Service Heating & Cooling
New Heating & Cooling Systems
In the event that you need to replace your current system, we'll talk to you about your needs, recommend a high quality system, and get it installed right the first time.
System Repair & Maintenance
We service and repair all brands of HVAC systems.Even if your system is decades old, we'll give you an honest assessment of what's wrong and how much it will cost to fix it.
Air Purification Systems
We use the Dust Free Gold system. It installs directly into your HVAC system and actively purifies the air throughout your entire home—reducing dust, allergens, odors, and airborne germs so your family can breathe cleaner, healthier air every day.
Other Services
Free 2-year maintenance contract on all systems over $5000 - That's two winter & two summer checkups.
$59.00 troubleshooting & tune up specials
Heating system repair
Cooling system repair
Light commercial service contracts
Refrigeration leak detection
Duct cleaning
Humidifiers
Emergency repairs
Heating & Cooling Best Practices for Home Owners
Change Air Filters Regularly: Check monthly, change every 1-3 months to maintain air quality and efficiency.
Schedule Annual Maintenance: Arrange professional tune-ups for A/C in spring and heating in fall.
Clear Outdoor Unit: Keep at least 2 feet of space around the condenser free of leaves, dirt, and shrubbery.
Use a Smart/Programmable Thermostat: Optimize temperatures automatically when home or away to save energy.
Keep Vents Unblocked: Ensure registers are not covered by furniture or carpets to allow proper airflow.
Seal Air Leaks: Add weatherstripping to doors and caulk windows to prevent conditioned air from escaping.
Check Condensate Drain: Clean the drain line to prevent clogs that lead to water damage and mold.
Clean Evaporator/Condenser Coils: Dirty coils reduce efficiency; clean them annually to improve heat transfer.
Use the "20 Degree Rule": Avoid setting the A/C more than 20 degrees lower than the outside temperature to avoid overworking the unit.
Check Duct Insulation: Insulate ducts in unconditioned spaces like attics.
Inspect Ductwork: Seal gaps in ducts with mastic sealant or metal tape to prevent air leaks.
Don't Close Too Many Vents: Closing too many vents increases pressure and reduces system efficiency.
Install Insulation: Properly insulate your attic and walls to reduce the workload on your HVAC system.
Use Ceiling Fans: Fans allow you to raise the thermostat setting in summer without losing comfort.
Reverse Ceiling Fans in Winter: Run fans clockwise at low speed to push warm air down.
Upgrade to High-Efficiency Equipment: Consider ENERGY STAR certified units if your system is over 10-15 years old.
Monitor Humidity Levels: Use a dehumidifier or proper ventilation to keep indoor humidity between 30% and 50%.
Check Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Ensure detectors are working, especially after furnace maintenance.
Keep Indoor Air Intake Clear: Ensure the return air vent is not restricted by furniture.
Use the Rule of 5000: If repair costs multiplied by the unit's age exceed 5,000, consider replacing the unit instead
