Air Conditioning repair

Choosing an A/C Contractor

Choosing an A/C contractor is much like choosing any other contractor. Quality work should carry a higher priority than a cheap price. There are many “moon lighters” that are not licensed and will work for a very cheap price, but wait until something goes wrong AND SUDDENLY you can’t find that guy anymore. It’s a good idea to select a contractor that relies on YOU, the customer, for their livelihood. Taking care of customers’ needs is the highest priority for a person that depends on the customer to call him back when his expertise is needed.

The best way to find a reputable HVAC contractor is to ask your friends, family and neighbors whom they use. If you use the Yellow Pages, be aware that the biggest ad will not always be the best for you. Some of the more reliable contractors don’t need to spend thousands for an ad to attract more business.

Heating & Cooling

We know that heating and cooling system problems may occur at any time so we are always available to assist you, 24 hours a day. We are open even on weekends and during holidays. We believe that the quality time you will be spending with your family will greatly improve if you have comfortable air temperature in your homes. You can count on us for prompt, cost-effective and long lasting heating services for your home or office, anytime. Call us for consultation and free estimates. Our licensed heating and cooling system specialists are available to answer your queries and be there for you each step of the way.

Maintaining Your HVAC System

There are things the homeowner can do to prolong the life of the equipment and save on utility expenses.

• Have your HVAC system serviced seasonally: Primarily Fall and Spring.
• Make sure you have a clean filter monthly and change it when it’s dirty. Always have several on hand but DO NOT store combustible material in your furnace closet.
• Consider a digital set back programmable thermostat. You can save energy by programming the temperature set point where the system doesn’t run so much while your away.
• The outside condenser unit coils need to be free of dirt, leaves, grass and whatever else may inhibit proper airflow across the condenser coil.

Once a month you should inspect the outside condenser coils and wash it if necessary. Turn the power off to the outside unit at the disconnect switch mounted on the wall next to the unit. If there is not one, turn the power off to the unit at the main breaker panel. Take a water hose and rinse the coil free of dirt and lint. Remember to turn the power back on after you have completely rinsed the coil. Remember that turning the thermostat down farther does not make it cool down faster.