Excellent HVAC Repair in Clayton
When your HVAC stops running the way you expect, it can be frustrating and cause uncomfortable conditions in your home. If your heater or air conditioner is not adequately warming or cooling rooms, making strange noises, or producing weak airflow, you may need to schedule a repair.
Oftentimes, a faulty or clogged part is behind the problem. Our highly trained technicians can determine which component is malfunctioning and repair it quickly and effectively. We service parts like blower motors, fan blades, evaporator coils, and more. Our team members can also identify and fix clogged areas, such as drain hoses, or repair leaks in refrigerant lines.
With our repair service, we inspect electrical connections and thermostat settings for any irregularities. A technician can also check pilot lights and ignition switches to see if any problem has developed. Even if the problem is hard to find, rest assured that we can resolve it.
Here are some indications your system needs repair services.
- Inadequate heating or cooling
- Weak airflow
- Malfunctioning blower motor
- Temperature not reaching set point
- Leaks
Heating and Air Conditioning Installation
Once you have repaired your HVAC multiple times, you may want to consider replacing it. Heating and cooling systems can develop recurring problems once they are over 15 years old. Alternatively, you may want to upgrade your system to be more energy efficient. In either situation, we are here to help.
Our company provides comprehensive installation services that start with an expert technician consulting with you about your next heating and air conditioning unit. We can discuss options like furnace and air conditioner arrangements or heat pumps as an alternative to traditional HVACs.
With our installations, a technician will remove old heating and air conditioning equipment and ensure that your new system is placed correctly. We cover all the specifics, such as configuring internal components and connecting the power. A new system will provide improved indoor air quality, consistent cooling and heating, and savings on your utility bill.