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Hot and humid climate

HVAC services in Georgia

Georgia's long cooling season makes heat pumps and attic air handlers standard, with ice storms a periodic winter test.

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Heating and cooling in Georgia

Long cooling seasons with heavy moisture. Air conditioners and heat pumps run most of the year, and humidity control matters as much as temperature.

Georgia licenses HVAC contractors through the Division of Conditioned Air Contractors of the State Construction Industry Licensing Board. Class I and Class II licenses cover residential and larger systems, and local governments issue permits.

Atlanta's long, humid summers keep AC and heat pumps running from spring into fall, and spring pollen loads filters and coils. Ice storms are occasional but disruptive, as in 2014. Most homes have attic air handlers or crawl-space ductwork.

Outside metro Atlanta, Savannah and the coast are hotter and more humid with hurricane exposure, while north Georgia's mountains see colder winters. Heat pumps are the most common system statewide, often with gas furnaces in the Atlanta area.

Most common needs in a hot and humid climate

  • AC and heat pump repair in peak summer
  • Condensate drain and float-switch problems
  • Dehumidification and right-sized equipment
  • Storm and power-surge damage

Georgia city guides

Local details on housing, utilities and permits.

More covered areas in Georgia

Contractors also take calls in these communities, among many others. Check your ZIP above to confirm.

  • Decatur · DeKalb Co.
  • Valdosta · Lowndes Co.
  • Lawrenceville · Gwinnett Co.
  • Warner Robins · Houston Co.
  • Brunswick · Glynn Co.
  • Duluth · Gwinnett Co.
  • Norcross · Gwinnett Co.
  • Gainesville · Hall Co.
  • Newnan · Coweta Co.
  • Douglasville · Douglas Co.
  • Kennesaw · Cobb Co.
  • Carrollton · Carroll Co.
  • Thomasville · Thomas Co.
  • Stone Mountain · DeKalb Co.
  • Columbus · Muscogee Co.
  • Roswell · Fulton Co.
  • Albany · Dougherty Co.
  • Smyrna · Cobb Co.
  • Peachtree City · Fayette Co.
  • Rome · Floyd Co.
  • Canton · Cherokee Co.
  • Statesboro · Bulloch Co.
  • Conyers · Rockdale Co.
  • Buford · Gwinnett Co.
  • Moultrie · Colquitt Co.
  • Covington · Newton Co.
  • Bainbridge · Decatur Co.
  • Cumming · Forsyth Co.
  • Jonesboro · Clayton Co.
  • Dalton · Whitfield Co.
  • Woodstock · Cherokee Co.
  • Tucker · DeKalb Co.
  • Mcdonough · Henry Co.

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