When Should You Call Our HVAC Contractors?

There are times when calling one of our HVAC contractors is the obvious solution to your heating and cooling troubles. There are other times when the solution might not be so obvious.

Here are some of the scenarios that you'll most benefit from contacting our HVAC company's seasoned contractors:

• Unusual noises: Strange sounds like grinding, squealing, or banging coming from your HVAC system are not normal. These noises could indicate problems such as loose components, motor issues, or ductwork problems.
• Frequent cycling: If your system is turning on and off frequently, it could be a sign of an underlying issue such as a faulty thermostat, poor airflow, or an overworked system.
• High energy bills: A sudden increase in your energy bills without a corresponding increase in usage might indicate that your HVAC system is not running efficiently. This could be due to a variety of reasons including dirty filters, leaky ducts, or an aging system.
• Poor air quality: If you notice an increase in dust, mold, or humidity levels in your home, your HVAC system might be the culprit.

Heatwave Air Conditioning and Heating's HVAC Services

Operational since 1978 and still evolving, our company blends time-honored strategies with the latest technological solutions. In doing so, we're able to keep heating and cooling systems of all varieties operating as intended-and for as long as intended, too.

Services we offer include:

• Air conditioning repairs
• Air conditioning maintenance
• Air conditioning installations and replacements
• Heating services
• HVAC system inspections
• Emergency HVAC services
• ...and more

Where Should You Install Your New Air Conditioner?

The best place for us to install the external portion of your new air conditioner is usually the east or north side of your home. We select these areas because of the shade your home provides during the hotter times of the day.

When Should You Invest in an Air Conditioner Replacement?

If your air conditioner is between 10-15 years old, it might be time to consider a replacement. Even with regular maintenance, most units start to lose efficiency and may not cool as effectively as they did when new.

Are you repairing your AC unit on a regular basis? If your air conditioner requires constant repairs, it might be more cost-effective to replace it.