FAQs

Our company offers a comprehensive range of HVAC services. We specialize in the installation, repair, and maintenance of various heating and cooling systems. This includes furnaces, boilers, heat pumps, air conditioners, duct systems, filters, thermostats, and energy-efficient HVAC solutions.

For optimal performance and efficiency, we advise scheduling HVAC maintenance twice annually. It's best to have your system serviced once before the heating season begins and again before the cooling season starts.

Several indicators suggest your HVAC system may require attention. These include inconsistent temperatures throughout your home, reduced airflow, strange noises coming from the system, unexpectedly high energy bills, or your system turning on and off more frequently than usual.

The main distinction lies in their heating methods. A furnace warms air and circulates it through ductwork, while a boiler heats water to provide warmth via radiators or radiant floor systems.

Noisy or unevenly heating radiators can result from various issues. Common causes include air trapped in the system, problems with water pressure, or an imbalance in the heating system. Our technicians are equipped to diagnose and resolve these issues effectively.

With proper maintenance and care, a central air conditioning system typically has a lifespan of 12 to 15 years. Regular servicing can help maximize its longevity and efficiency.

An AC blowing warm air can be caused by several factors. These may include refrigerant leaks, dirty condenser coils, clogged air filters, or issues with the compressor. A professional inspection can pinpoint the exact cause.

Thermostat malfunctions can stem from various sources. It could be due to faulty wiring, improper thermostat placement, or a problem with one of your HVAC system's components. A thorough inspection is often necessary to identify the root cause.

Energy-efficient HVAC systems offer numerous advantages. These include reduced utility costs, improved comfort levels, a smaller environmental impact, and potential eligibility for rebates or tax incentives.

Replacement might be more cost-effective than repair if your HVAC system is over 12-15 years old, requires frequent repairs, or operates inefficiently. In such cases, investing in a new system could lead to significant long-term savings.