Frequently Asked Questions

• If energy bills are high and you want to have a more energy-efficient system to cut costs.
• If you are paying for costly and excessive repairs; the system is "nickel and diming you."
• The outdoor condenser is too loud and noisy.

Yes! regular maintenance results in fewer breakdowns and emergency service calls.

• A well-maintained system is more energy-efficient.
• It increases the life span of the equipment.
• You breathe healthier air.

Yes! if it is in the backyard and you want to move it out of the way into the side of the house, we can do it.

Before the high-usage summer and winter seasons is recommended. Dirty filters reduce airflow to your system and can result in breakdowns.

A whole-house fan uses less energy than an air conditioner. It works by pulling cool, outdoor air into your home and out your attic vents. it also pushes the hot attic air out preventing that heat to radiate into your home. With a whole house fan, you’re able to turn off your most expensive appliance, air conditioning, while improving the air quality and comfort of your home for just pennies per hour.

An air purifier in your air conditioning system helps clean the air in your living space. When air passes over the purifier, ions produced by the device help reduce certain viruses, bacteria and other airborne particles, helping to create a cleaner environment.

Please call to discuss what rebates are available that pertain to your air conditioning project.

A ductless mini system allows you to cool/heat one room without running your whole A/C system. It is typically installed in a master bedroom for comfortable sleeping conditions or a garage that has been utilized as a gym, office or hangout!

If the ducting has deteriorated from excessive heat in the attic or rodent damage, you could be cooling the attic instead of your house! Thicker insulation on new ducting keeps the conditioned air cold and prevents hot attic temps from warming up the air before it gets into the house.