FAQs

Air filters should typically be changed every 1 to 3 months, depending on factors like filter type, indoor air quality, and the number of occupants or pets in the home. Regular filter changes help maintain system efficiency and improve indoor air quality.

Several factors could cause inadequate cooling or heating, including dirty air filters, refrigerant leaks, faulty thermostats, blocked vents, or issues with the compressor or blower. A professional HVAC technician can diagnose and resolve the specific problem.

Improving energy efficiency can be achieved by regular maintenance, including cleaning or replacing air filters, sealing air ducts, installing a programmable thermostat, and scheduling annual HVAC tune-ups. Proper insulation and sealing of windows and doors also contribute to energy savings.

The decision to repair or replace an old HVAC system depends on factors such as the system’s age, the extent of damage or wear, repair costs, and energy efficiency. A qualified HVAC technician can assess the system and guide the best course of action.

Regular HVAC maintenance offers numerous benefits, including improved system performance, increased energy efficiency, enhanced indoor air quality, early detection of potential issues, and an extended lifespan for the equipment.

Either the fill valve or flapper seal has deteriorated, causing water to slowly seep through.

This typically means a sewer clog is developing.

Have a basic maintenance performed yearly and a combustion area cleaning every 5 years.

Drain and refill the tank every 2-3 years. We should change the anode rod every 6 years.

Where the main water and gas shut-offs are, and how to use them.

We offer multiple levels of water filtration and conditioning.

This could indicate poor connections in your panel.

This can be a fire hazard, and outlets need to be replaced.

This indicates additional circuits should be added to your home so the existing circuits are not overloaded.

Surge protection is very important to protect your appliances. In fact, as of this year, by code, if a breaker panel is replaced, it is now mandatory that a surge protector be installed to protect the home.