Residential services
Custom Home
Custom HVAC Design & Installation for New Homes
Building your dream home can be a challenging experience, especially when most people are unfamiliar with the home building industry. Working directly with our clients and their Project Managers, we are able to provide a truly customized HVAC system that not only meets and exceeds the individual home comfort needs of our clients, we also ensure that all regulatory codes and guidelines are strictly applied and adhered to from project start to completion.
We install equipment that focuses on total home comfort including:
- Furnaces
- Air Conditioners
- Ductless Systems
- Water Heaters
- Air Purification Systems
- Heat Recovery Ventilators
- Sheet Metal Installation
- Hydronic and Snow Melting
Retrofit
As HVAC systems get older, they lose efficiency, perform less effectively and often require more service calls. The result is higher electric and repair bills for the home owner and less comfort for household. In addition, advances in HVAC technology over the past decade make even the best systems installed 10 or more years ago practically obsolete. An aging HVAC system can benefit greatly from an infusion of new technology. In fact, that’s essentially the definition of a retrofit: Integrating new components into an older system. Retrofitting can be a more cost-effective alternative to full replacement for improving an HVAC system’s efficiency and performance.
Repair and Maintenance
Why Maintain your HVAC System?
Keeping your HVAC equipment in good repair can save you more than simply money and time; it can save your sanity. Imagine lounging in your comfortable home in the dead of winter when your furnace ails or preparing for a summer party when your air conditioner malfunctions. Scrambling to find an AC technician before you have to endure the discomfort of a breakdown can be stressful and time-consuming. Using a reputable HVAC company for your HVAC maintenance can help you prevent HVAC repair emergencies.
Important HVAC Maintenance Items
- Thermostat setting assessment – Your settings should keep your space comfortable when you are around to enjoy it and change to conserve power when you are not home.
- Electrical connection check – Connections should be snug, and the voltage and current readings should help reflect this.
- Lubrication – Lubrication reduces resistance and helps you save energy.
- Condensate drain examination – The condensate drain should be inspected to ensure that it is not clogged or obstructed.
- General operation assessment – A technician should confirm that the system begins, runs and shuts off correctly.
- Outdoor unit inspection – Debris and dirt should be removed from the area around the outdoor HVAC unit.
- Fan assessment – The motor and blades on the fan should be checked to make sure they are not damaged.
- Air filter replacement – Air filters should be replaced regularly to maintain air flow and air quality.