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Furnace

Furnace/AC maintenance- First Time call $250-350 varies after first visit $85

When your furnace or air conditioner isn’t working right, it’s usually because one of three parts is causing trouble: the heat or cold source, the blower that moves air around, or the thermostat that controls the temperature.

  • Heat/Cold Source Problems:
    If the furnace or air conditioner won’t turn on, it might have lost power or isn’t getting fuel. For gas or oil units, the fuel might not be igniting.

  • Blower or Distribution System Issues:
    If the furnace or AC turns on but the warm or cool air doesn’t reach your rooms, the problem is likely with the blower or air ducts.

  • Thermostat Issues:
    A broken thermostat might stop the furnace or AC from turning on or cause it to switch on and off too much.

To keep everything working well, make sure to regularly maintain your heating and cooling system by changing filters, cleaning ducts, and scheduling tune-ups. Whatever the problem is, we’re here to help fix it!

Ductless heat pump installation estimate: $60.

Heating And Cooling System installation- estimate cost $60

No HVAC system can last forever, no matter the brand. Eventually, every air conditioner, heat pump, gas furnace, or electric furnace will need to be replaced.

  • Catastrophic Breakdown or Energy Savings:
    Whether the system breaks down completely or you just want to save money on energy bills, a new furnace or air conditioner can help keep your home comfortable and reduce costs.

  • Improved Comfort and Savings:
    Installing a new furnace or air conditioner can improve your home’s comfort and help you save money.

Whatever the reason, replacing your old heating or cooling system will give you better performance and help keep your home cozy!

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System check: $85, due before we come out.

        • Check Thermostat:
          Make sure it’s working properly.

        • Test System Controls:
          Ensure the system starts, runs, and shuts off correctly.

        • Tighten Electrical Connections:
          Secure any loose wires.

        • Check Current and Voltage:
          Ensure motors have the right power.

        • Inspect Condensate Drain:
          Make sure the drain isn’t blocked.

        • Check Furnace Fuel Lines and Connections:
          Prevent gas leaks.

        • Test Gas Pressure and Burner Combustion:
          Verify proper gas flow and burning.

        • Examine Heat Exchanger:
          Look for cracks to prevent carbon monoxide leaks.

        • Clean or Replace AC Filter:
          Ensure clean airflow by changing the filter regularly.

        • Inspect AC Coils and Fins:
          Keep them clean to help the AC cool properly.

        • Check AC Refrigerant Levels:
          Ensure proper refrigerant levels for effective cooling.

        These checks help keep your heating and cooling system safe and efficient.

A ductless heat pump, also called a mini-split system, has three parts:

  1. Outdoor Unit: Contains the compressor and condenser.
  2. Indoor Unit: Blows warm or cool air inside.
  3. Connecting Conduit: Links the two units through a small hole in the wall.

Why Choose Ductless?

  • Efficiency:
    Costs a bit more to install but is super efficient and lasts a long time.

  • Better Air Flow:
    Moves air well, saving you money on your energy bill every month.

It’s a great way to keep your home comfortable and your bills low!

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Water heater installation or replacement estimate: $85, due before dispatch.

  • When is the last time you flushed your water heater?
  • How much bacteria has accumulated inside your system?
  • Is your water heater sized properly for your home?

 

These are some of the many questions most homeowners aren’t even sure they should ask. You can put your mind at ease and leave everything to us when it comes to having your system serviced.

Indoor air quality solutions

  • Do you suffer from allergies?
  • What do you think the quality of air your breathing in is?
  • How important is air quality and how can it affect you?

 

Air quality in the home is one of the most important aspects of living that is severely overlooked. Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants. Understanding and controlling common pollutants indoors can help reduce your risk of indoor health concerns. There are a few ways to help naturally improve the quality of air in your home ranging from air filter replacements to using UV lights.

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