HVAC services
From a failed capacitor to a full system replacement, independent licensed contractors near you handle every kind of heating and cooling work.
Cooling
Central AC repair, replacement and tune-ups.
AC Repair Most central air failures come from a short list of parts: the capacitor, contactor, refrigerant level, a clogged condensate drain or a dirty coil. A licensed technician tests each one with meters and gauges, explains what failed, and quotes the repair before doing it.AC Installation & Replacement A new central air conditioner should be sized with a load calculation (Manual J), matched to the indoor coil, and installed with the refrigerant charge verified by measurement. Getting those three things right matters more for comfort and power bills than the brand on the box.AC Tune-Up & Maintenance A real AC tune-up cleans the outdoor coil, tests the capacitor and contactor, checks refrigerant by temperature and pressure, clears the condensate drain and measures airflow. Done each spring, it catches the parts that most often fail on the first hot day.
Heating
Gas and electric furnaces, boilers and heat that won't start.
Furnace Repair When a gas furnace won't heat, the cause is usually a dirty flame sensor, a failed igniter, a blocked filter or a tripped pressure switch. A licensed technician reads the furnace's error code, tests the safety controls, and checks for carbon monoxide before returning it to service.Furnace Installation & Replacement A furnace replacement should start with a heat-loss calculation, not the old unit's label. The installer then chooses an efficiency level (80% or 90%+ AFUE), plans venting and condensate, and verifies gas pressure, temperature rise and combustion before the permit inspection.Boiler & Radiant Heat Repair Boiler problems usually trace to low water or system pressure, air in the lines, a failed circulator pump, or ignition and control faults. A licensed technician checks pressure, the relief valve, expansion tank and combustion, then bleeds and balances the system.
Heat pumps & ductless
One system for heating and cooling, ducted or mini-split.
Heat Pump Repair A heat pump that blows cool air, stays iced over or leans on auxiliary heat usually has a defrost-control problem, a stuck reversing valve, low refrigerant or a failed outdoor fan or capacitor. Some frost and short defrost cycles in winter are normal; a solid block of ice is not.Heat Pump Installation A heat pump heats and cools with one outdoor unit by moving heat instead of burning fuel. Correct sizing for your winter design temperature, a cold-climate model where winters are harsh, and a plan for backup heat are what make it comfortable.Ductless Mini-Split A ductless mini-split is a heat pump with one outdoor unit and one or more wall, ceiling or floor heads connected by a small line set. It's the go-to fix for additions, garages, finished attics and older homes without ducts.
Air quality, ducts & controls
Ductwork, thermostats, filtration and humidity.
Ductwork Repair & Sealing Leaky, crushed or undersized ductwork is one of the most common reasons a working system still leaves rooms too hot or cold. A contractor measures static pressure and leakage, then seals joints with mastic, repairs or replaces bad runs, and balances airflow.Indoor Air Quality & Humidity Whole-home air quality is mostly filtration, humidity and fresh air. The right setup depends on climate: dehumidifiers in humid regions, humidifiers in dry and cold ones, and better filtration where wildfire smoke, pollen or dust is common.Thermostat Installation Most smart thermostats need a common (C) wire for power and must be set up for your exact system type: single-stage, two-stage, heat pump with auxiliary heat, or boiler. A technician confirms the wiring at both the thermostat and the equipment so nothing is miswired.
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