FAQ

We are out here for homeowners who want complete peace-of-mind about their air conditioning and heating systems. Regular tune-ups for both your air conditioning and furnace are included.You’ll also get premium service, including guaranteed service response times and priority installation and discounts if you need a new unit. You even get a significant discount on parts and a discounted rate for repairs. There are even more benefits.

Dust collects on your furnace as it sits over the summer. When you turn your furnace on for the first time, the dust burns off and creates the burning smell. The best way to prevent this is to call an HVAC professional before the winter heating season to have your furnace cleaned and serviced to ensure that it runs safely and efficiently all winter long. If you’re experiencing problems with your system, let one of our experienced HVAC technicians help you!

If you’re ready to schedule a new AC installation service, you may have already thought about two features you want: size and power. There’s no doubt that a larger AC unit must be more effective at cooling your home this summer, right? Well—not so fast. The United States Department of Energy says a bigger air conditioner won’t necessarily give you more comfort during the hot summer days.

We routinely receive phone calls from residents throughout our service areas who tell us something to the extent of “my gas furnace just won’t ignite when I am trying to make it do so.” When we’re in the middle of the cold season, your gas furnace is the most important appliance in your home. Clean the unit, shake out the jingles, power off and on everything then try again. If this doesn’t work, give us a quick call for more.

You’ve likely encountered your fair share of heating system troubles over the years. A clank or squeal here, a breakdown there; it’s all fairly common every now and then. But what on earth could be making your gas furnace leak water? The answers are surprisingly simple, and the certified team at AirCooLess are here to help you find them in the shortest time possible. That’s what we are known for.

Carbon monoxide can be an invisible threat to your family’s health and safety. Though mostly associated with fires and automobile emissions, the gas can accumulate in any home unless certain precautions are taken. Home heating systems represent only 5 percent of potential carbon monoxide sources. Though the amount of carbon monoxide produced is not substantial, it is important to schedule annual maintenance visits by a qualified technician to make sure all combustion appliances are operating efficiently and all chimneys and vents are free from obstruction. For more information on carbon monoxide detection, contact us.

Yes. Loud heating and cooling equipment contribute to sound pollution. Although no financial savings are tied to lower sound levels, the sound rating of a cooling system can have a considerable effect on comfort and enjoyment of your home. The sound level of an air conditioner or heat pump depends on a variety of factors, such as the age and make of the unit, and whether the compressor is insulated or not can contribute to the amount of noise it makes.

Is it making strange noises? Is it cooling or heating all areas of your home sufficiently? Has it been taking longer to cool down or heat up? Have your utility bills been rising for no apparent reason? Any of these are signs that you may have a problem that needs service. In most cases, the longer you delay, the worse any underlying problems will get. So be sure to contact AirCooLess to check out your system whenever you notice anything out of the ordinary.

If you suspect there may be problems with the current ductwork in your commercial building, it is a good idea to have it checked. Issues such as leaks, cracks, and incorrectly sized ductwork can end up costing you a lot of money in the long run from loss of energy. If there are issues with your ductwork it is best to have your ductwork replaced or repaired as soon as possible.

Although an air conditioner’s life expectancy varies depending on the brand and model, most new systems installed today if properly maintained should last 10 to 15 years. This again depends on how hard the system is run and how well it’s maintained through the years. In fact, an air conditioner that’s well-maintained may live well beyond that projected lifespan.

Extra to central air keeping you and your family cool on hot and muggy days, the air you breathe inside your home will also be cleaner if you choose to add a high efficiency air cleaner. These filters remove dust, lint, and airborne particles. More advanced filters also remove microscopic pollutants and help reduce mold, bacteria, pollen, asthma and allergy triggers, pet dander and viruses.

Just like your automobile, or any other piece of equipment that sees heavy usage and has many moving parts, it is going to need maintenance. Yearly maintenance is not only required to adhere to manufacturers warranty guidelines, but it will also help insure your equipment is running at peak efficiency when you need it.