Will my warranty cover the cost of heating and air conditioning system tune-ups?
Unfortunately, service agreements and extended warranties do not cover the cost of regular heating and air conditioning maintenance. These tune-ups are required by most manufacturers for your warranty to remain in effect.
How do I know if I am spending too much money on heating and air conditioning for my Franklin home?
First, review your energy bills. Divide them by the square footage of livable space in your home (not including unfinished garages or basements) to calculate how much you are spending to heat or cool each square foot of your home. Next, check with your utility company. Your energy provider can tell you what the average cost per square foot is in Franklin so you can compare it to your cost.
Is there a fee for an HVAC repair visit?
Yes, the fee includes the local technician's visit, diagnosis of your unit's problem, and a repair quote. We will explain the problem and recommend solutions, which may include system replacement if your unit is old or beyond repair. If you purchase a new system, we'll credit the diagnostic fee toward your replacement.
How often should I get my heating and cooling units serviced?
You can schedule HVAC maintenance at any time.
What are common issues HVAC systems have?
Some of the most common HVAC problems include thermostat failures, clogged drain lines, ductwork issues, broken fans and compressors, dirty or clogged filters, frozen evaporator coils, and refrigerant leaks. HVAC systems have many components and need ongoing maintenance to operate efficiently. If you've noticed declines in your system's performance, our experts will perform a thorough diagnosis and recommend repair options.
What should I look for to know whether or not my HVAC system needs repair?
You may need air conditioning repair services if you have higher-than-normal energy bills, there is excessive noise during startup and operation, there are leaks around the outside unit, the air coming into the house isn't hot or cold enough, or the unit is constantly turning on and off.