Air Conditioning and Heating — HVAC

We service, repair and replace all brands of HVAC equipment.
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Duct Cleaning

We suggest that individuals without allergies have their air ducts cleaned every 7 to 10 years. We also suggest that individuals with allergies or respiratory ailments have their air ducts cleaned every 3 to 5 years. Air duct cleaning is just one step in achieving quality indoor air. For more information on Indoor Air Quality click here.

HVAC Installation

We can replace HVAC equipment in existing homes, new construction, and replacements on Home Remodeling Projects.

Preventative and Maintenance Agreements

Our service agreements provide you with the necessary maintenance inspections to guarantee peak operating performance by performing seasonal maintenance that restores lost capacity and may save enough energy to pay for the service in a few months of summer operation. We offer various types of preventative and maintenance agreements to fit your needs.

Heating Only
One heating in the Fall or Winter Season
Priority Emergency Service Response

Cooling Only
One cooling inspection and maintenance in the Spring or Summer Season
Priority Emergency Service Response

Heating and Cooling
One cooling inspection and maintenance in the Spring or Summer Season
One heating inspection and maintenance in the Fall of Winter Season
Priority Emergency Service Response

Miscellaneous
The following products can be added to any contract: Air Purifiers; Electronic Air Cleaners; EZ Flex Filters; HEPA Filters; Humidifiers; Media Filters; Spaceguard Filters; Ultra Violet Lights

Solar Energy Installation

Our Green Energy Department offers our customers the choice of solar energy. Solar electric energy uses the power of the sun to produce electricity through solar cells, or photovoltaics.

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To learn more about how residential homes can benefit from this energy click here.

24 Hour Emergency Service

We offer 24 Hour Emergency Service, but before calling a service technician to repair your system, try following some simple trouble-shooting techniques first.

In the heating season, check the thermostat to make sure it is set correctly. Check the emergency switch to make sure it is on the ‘On’ position, also check the emergency switch on the furnace to make sure it is on the ‘On’ position. Also check to make sure the furnace door is secured properly. Also check to make sure the filter is clean.

In the cooling season, check the fuse or circuit breaker. Reset the circuit breaker in your electrical panel by turning it completely off, then back on. Also check to make sure the thermostat is set in the right position. You can also check the disconnect outside. Check the emergency switch to make sure it is on the ‘On’ position  Also check to make sure the filter is clean.