Frequently Asked Questions

This could be from a number of different factors, including but not limited to

• Thermostat Temp is higher than room
• Thermostat Battery needs to be changed
• Blown Fuses
• Dirty or Damaged Air Filter
• Refrigerant

Once you’ve checked your Thermostat and your Breakers for blown fuses and the problems are not resolved, it’s highly recommended to contact a HVAC Certified Technician to diagnose the issues properly. 

It’s recommended to clean or replace your air filter once a year.

The life-span of an AC unit has many variables

• Make & Model
• Maintenance
• Frequency of Use
• and more

Typically, AC units older than 15 years should be replaced by more energy efficient models to reduce costs of energy and future repairs.  However, a unit that is well maintained consistently will last more than 20 years.

Various problems can lead to your heater blowing cold air.  The most common are:

• Check Thermostat
• Change batteries for thermostat
• Dirty Air Filter
• Pilot light
• Check breakers

If you've checked the above list and your heater is still blowing cold air, call us immediately as there may be a leak in your ducts and requires proper insulation or there's an electrical issue.

A.Using the inspection window, check for debris in the furnace, it should be clear. If the furnace light is flashing red, call for service.