Frequently asked questions

Yes, we accept all major credit/debit cards as well as personal checks, cash and money orders.

Yes, we offer financing with $0 down and  monthly payments as low as $80, with approved credit. We also have 6 to 12-month terms as well with  no interest! Give us a call at your convenience for more information on how to apply.

Yes! We sell all major brands of WiFi thermostats as well as programmable and non-programmable thermostats. Call our office to speak with a customer service representative for more info!

Due to the damaging effect R-22  Freon  has on the environment, the production and availability has reduced significantly since 2013. Due to this, the price of R-22  Freon  has increased dramatically.  Regular service or implementing a  maintenance program minimizes the potential for mechanical breakdowns or refrigerant leaks. However, if your system  is over 10 years old, give our office a  call today to set up a  FREE  in-home consultation for the conversion to 410-A Freon.

Absolutely! Any work performed by our company comes with a  Labor warranty.  Parts, replacements and repairs carry a 30-day Labor warranty.  New HVAC systems carry a  1- year Labor warranty AND a TEN YEAR extended manufacturer's warranty on all equipment installed.

Never turn your unit completely off. When no one is at home, we recommend you use a programmable thermostat to maintain a temperature of 10 to 15 degrees higher or lower than your normal settings.

Occasionally, the reason for a system's malfunction can be simple.  First, check your thermostat to make sure your batteries are still good. If the batteries are good, check your main circuit breaker. Turn the breaker to the unit off and then back on to try and reset the unit.  If it still doesn't work, you may have something more complicated going on. Contact our office to have one of our skilled, trained technicians diagnose your system.

Many HVAC systems come equipped with an emergency float switch that will turn the system off for you in the event of a water leak. If your system is still running while leaking, turn  it off to avoid further damage to the unit and its surroundings.  If accessible, check your drain  line.  It may have become clogged. Contact our office to have one of our skilled, trained technicians diagnose your system.