Frequently Asked Questions

• Expertise: HVAC technicians are trained and certified to diagnose and fix complex problems with your system. They have the knowledge and experience to get the job done right the first time, avoiding potential further issues you might cause with a DIY attempt.
• Safety: HVAC systems can involve electrical components and hazardous materials like refrigerants. Professionals understand safety protocols and have the right equipment to handle these elements securely.
• Preventative Maintenance: Regular maintenance by a qualified technician can extend the lifespan of your HVAC system and prevent costly breakdowns in the future. They can also identify potential problems before they become major issues.
• Warranty Protection: Improper repairs can void your system's warranty. Hiring a licensed professional ensures work is done according to manufacturer specifications to protect your warranty coverage.
• Efficiency: HVAC professionals can recommend ways to improve your system's efficiency, potentially saving you money on energy bills. They can also help you choose the right size and type of system for your home during a replacement.
• Time Savings: Troubleshooting and fixing HVAC issues can be time-consuming. Hiring a professional allows you to focus on other things while they take care of the problem quickly and efficiently.
• Peace of Mind: Knowing your HVAC system is in good hands by a qualified professional provides peace of mind, especially during extreme weather conditions.

It's recommended to have your HVAC system inspected and serviced annually, before each heating and cooling season.

Regular maintenance can help your system run more efficiently, saving you money on energy bills and preventing future breakdowns.

A professional technician will:

• Remove your old furnace safely and dispose of it properly.
• Inspect and prepare the installation area, ensuring proper clearances and venting.
• Install the new furnace, following manufacturer's specifications and local building codes.
• Connect the electrical and gas lines, ensuring all connections are secure and leak-free.
• Test the new furnace for proper operation and safety.
• Walk you through the system's features and answer any questions you may have.

There are two main types:

• Standard tank water heaters: These heat and store a large tank of water. They are generally more affordable but less energy-efficient.
• Tankless water heaters: These heat water on-demand as you use it. They are more energy-efficient but can have a higher initial cost.

Save Money on Energy Bills: A well-maintained AC unit runs more efficiently, meaning it uses less energy to cool your home. This can translate to significant savings on your energy bills, especially during peak cooling seasons

Prevent Breakdowns and Costly Repairs: Regular maintenance can catch minor issues before they turn into major problems. This preventive approach can save you money on expensive repairs down the road, and prevent you from being stuck in a hot and uncomfortable home during a breakdown.

Improved Air Quality: A dirty AC unit can circulate dust, pollen, and other allergens throughout your home. Regular cleaning and filter changes help improve indoor air quality, which can be especially beneficial for allergy sufferers

• Energy Efficiency: Heat pumps don't generate heat like a furnace, instead they transfer existing heat from outdoors to your home for heating, and from your home to outdoors for cooling. This transfer process makes them significantly more efficient, potentially resulting in much lower energy bills compared to electric resistance heating or air conditioning units.
• Year-round Comfort: A single heat pump system can provide both heating and cooling, eliminating the need for separate furnace and air conditioner units. This offers a convenient and efficient solution for year-round climate control.
• Environmentally Friendly: Heat pumps use electricity, and depending on your electricity source, they can have a lower environmental impact than systems that rely on fossil fuels like gas or oil. They also don't generate any emissions in your home, unlike furnaces that can produce carbon monoxide.
• Lower Running Costs: Because heat pumps are more efficient, they can significantly reduce your heating and cooling costs compared to traditional systems, especially in moderate climates.
• Potential for Renewable Energy Pairing: Heat pumps can be a great complement to renewable energy sources like solar panels. When your solar panels are generating electricity, you can power your heat pump efficiently.
• Safe Operation: Heat pumps don't involve combustion of fuels, eliminating the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning associated with gas furnaces