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There are several common signs that it’s time to schedule a professional duct cleaning:

• Dust and Debris: Noticing dust buildup around vents or on household surfaces? That’s a clear indicator your ducts may be dirty. This is especially important if anyone in your home has allergies or respiratory issues.

• Musty or Moldy Odors: A musty smell coming from your vents could signal mold or mildew inside your ductwork—potentially a serious health risk and a sign of moisture problems in your system.

• Rising Energy Bills: An unexplained increase in your energy costs might mean your HVAC system is working overtime due to blocked or dirty ducts.

• Unusual Noises: Strange sounds from your vents or HVAC system can indicate airflow restrictions or buildup in your ductwork, which can strain your system and lead to costly repairs.

Most homes benefit from duct cleaning every 3 to 5 years, but homes with pets, allergies, or recent renovations may need it more often.

Cleaner air ducts can improve indoor air quality, reduce allergens and odors, boost HVAC efficiency, and help lower energy bills.

We do have an $89 dispatch fee, which covers the cost of sending a licensed technician to your property for a full on-site evaluation and diagnosis of the issue. This fee ensures we can dedicate the time and expertise needed to assess the problem properly.

**However, depending on the type of repair or service you choose after the technician provides your options, this fee may be credited toward the total cost or waived entirely. The technician will go over everything with you before any work begins, so there are no surprises."

An HVAC tune-up is a professional inspection and maintenance service that keeps your heating and cooling system running efficiently. It helps prevent breakdowns, extends the life of your unit, and ensures it’s ready for peak season performance.

It’s recommended to have your HVAC system tuned up twice a year—once in the spring for your AC and once in the fall for your furnace. Regular tune-ups help catch issues early and keep everything running smoothly year-round.

It depends on your system, but a typical tune-up includes tasks like checking refrigerant levels, cleaning coils, tightening electrical connections, inspecting filters, testing thermostat function, and ensuring all components are working safely and efficiently.

No. We don’t sell portable air conditioners, window units, or stand-alone ac units.

We do have an $89 dispatch fee, which covers the cost of sending a licensed technician to your property for a full on-site evaluation and diagnosis of the issue. This fee ensures we can dedicate the time and expertise needed to assess the problem properly.

**However, depending on the type of repair or service you choose after the technician provides your options, this fee may be credited toward the total cost or waived entirely. The technician will go over everything with you before any work begins, so there are no surprises."

Typical installation time is 1–3 days, depending on:

• Whether you're replacing an old system or installing from scratch

• The condition and complexity of ductwork

• The type of system (split system, ductless, etc.)

What to expect:

• A team of technicians will remove your old unit (if applicable), install the new one, connect ductwork, thermostat, and wiring.

• You may lose heating or cooling temporarily.

• A post-installation inspection and system test will ensure it’s working efficiently.

Choosing the correct size is critical. A system that’s too big or too small will lead to energy waste, inconsistent temperatures, and higher wear and tear.

• HVAC pros use a Manual J Load Calculation, which factors in square footage, insulation, windows, climate zone, and more.

• Avoid guessing or relying solely on square footage—ask for this calculation in your estimate.

We do have an $89 dispatch fee, which covers the cost of sending a licensed technician to your property for a full on-site evaluation and diagnosis of the issue. This fee ensures we can dedicate the time and expertise needed to assess the problem properly.

**However, depending on the type of repair or service you choose after the technician provides your options, this fee may be credited toward the total cost or waived entirely. The technician will go over everything with you before any work begins, so there are no surprises."

A mini split is a ductless heating and cooling system made up of an outdoor compressor and one or more indoor air handlers. It delivers temperature-controlled air directly into specific zones, making it an energy-efficient option for homes without ductwork or for room-by-room comfort.

Yes! Mini splits are highly energy efficient because they avoid the energy loss associated with ductwork and allow for zoned climate control, so you only heat or cool the rooms you're using.

Mini splits are versatile and can be installed in homes, apartments, garages, basements, and even new additions—basically anywhere traditional ducted systems aren’t practical. They’re compact, quiet, and great for both retrofits and new builds.

We do have an $89 dispatch fee, which covers the cost of sending a licensed technician to your property for a full on-site evaluation and diagnosis of the issue. This fee ensures we can dedicate the time and expertise needed to assess the problem properly.

**However, depending on the type of repair or service you choose after the technician provides your options, this fee may be credited toward the total cost or waived entirely. The technician will go over everything with you before any work begins, so there are no surprises."

This could be due to a tripped circuit breaker, faulty thermostat, or blown fuse. Always check your power source first before calling a technician.

This often points to issues like clogged filters, low refrigerant, or dirty coils—all of which reduce efficiency and airflow. Regular maintenance can help prevent these problems.

Unusual sounds like banging, grinding, or rattling may indicate loose parts, motor issues, or debris in the system. It’s best to have a professional inspect it before damage gets worse.

A UV light is installed inside your air handler or furnace to kill airborne bacteria, viruses, and mold spores as air passes through. It helps purify the air before it circulates through your home—reducing allergens, odors, and potential health risks.

If you’re concerned about indoor air quality, allergies, or preventing the spread of airborne germs, a UV light is a smart, low-maintenance solution. It adds an extra layer of protection for your home’s HVAC system and everyone who breathes the air inside.

Yes! UV lights help eliminate mold and bacteria that often cause lingering odors in ductwork and around the HVAC system. You’ll notice fresher, cleaner-smelling air throughout your home.

Your AC is one of the most expensive appliances in your home. Power surges—whether from lightning or grid issues—can fry internal components. Surge protection helps shield your unit from those sudden, costly spikes.

Most homes aren’t fully equipped to handle major power surges at the appliance level. A dedicated surge protector for your AC adds targeted defense exactly where it’s needed most.

Yes! For just $199, we install the surge protection device on your AC system. It works continuously behind the scenes to defend your equipment and extend its lifespan.

The 4” AprilAire filter has a larger surface area and higher efficiency, meaning it captures more particles—including allergens and fine dust—without restricting airflow like thinner filters.

Yes! The AprilAire filter traps pollen, mold spores, pet dander, and other irritants that standard filters often miss, making it a great choice for allergy sufferers or families concerned about air quality.

Typically just once or twice a year, depending on your home and usage. That means better air with less hassle—and better protection for your HVAC system over time.

It uses high-efficiency electronic filtration to trap airborne particles and a UV light to neutralize germs, mold, and viruses as air passes through your HVAC system, giving you hospital-grade air purification right at home.

Yes! This combo system provides dual protection: the electronic air cleaner captures fine particles, and the UV light destroys biological contaminants. Together, they provide a much higher level of air cleanliness than either system on its own.

Everyone! But it’s especially helpful for allergy and asthma sufferers, families with kids or pets, or anyone concerned about germs, odors, or air quality. It’s a great step toward a healthier home environment.

Most HVAC systems work best when filters are changed monthly. A year’s supply ensures you always have a fresh filter on hand—no more forgetting or running to the store last minute.

Absolutely! Clean filters improve indoor air quality, reduce allergens, and help your HVAC system run more efficiently -saving energy and extending equipment life.