This usually means something’s wrong with the refrigerant levels of air conditioner, clogged filters, or even a dirty condenser. Sometimes it’s as simple as a thermostat setting. If it’s blowing warm air, it’s time for a quick check-up before a bigger issue shows up.

For most homes, every 1 to 3 months is ideal. If you have pets, allergies, or live in a dusty area, do it monthly. Clean filters = better air, smoother airflow, and fewer breakdowns.

Rattling, banging, or whining usually means something’s loose or worn out. It could be the blower, ignition, or even a cracked heat exchanger. Don’t ignore the noises they’re your furnace‘s way of asking for help.

If it’s over 15 years old, keeps breaking down, or your energy bills are climbing, replacement might save you money long term. But if it’s a newer system with a small issue, a targeted repair can do the job.

We check refrigerant levels, clean coils, tighten loose parts, inspect for leaks, test the thermostat, and change the filter. Think of it like a health checkup for your system catching problems before they blow up.

Poor duct design, insulation issues, or blocked vents could be to blame. Sometimes, it’s as simple as dirty filters. We can run an airflow and duct check to balance it out.

Yes especially if you have allergies, pets, or notice dust buildup fast. Dirty ducts circulate dust, mold spores, and bacteria throughout your home. A professional clean keeps your air healthy and your system efficient.

If your HVAC keeps turning on/off randomly or the room temperature doesn’t match the setting, your thermostat may be faulty. A modern programmable or smart thermostat can save you money too.

Absolutely. Lint buildup can block airflow, reduce efficiency, and even cause house fires. Annual dryer vent cleaning isn’t just a maintenance task it’s a safety must.

A well-maintained system can last 15 to 20 years, depending on the brand and usage. Regular tune-ups and cleanings can stretch that lifespan even further.

Retrofitting means updating older systems with newer, more efficient components. If you have an older setup but aren’t ready for a full replacement, this is a smart, cost-effective option.

A musty smell often means mold or mildew in your ducts. A burnt smell could signal dust burning off or worse, an electrical issue. Either way, it’s worth getting it checked before you keep running it.

Not necessarily but if you want cleaner indoor air, especially with allergies or pets, we can add high-efficiency filters or air quality boosters to your existing HVAC system.

It depends on the job. Minor repairs like a thermostat fix might be under $200. Full system replacements could run into the thousands. We offer upfront pricing, no surprise fees, and local discounts when available.

If you’re sneezing more indoors, have dry skin, headaches, or musty odors it could be poor air quality. Solutions range from duct cleaning to upgrading your filter or adding a ventilation system.