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HVAC contractors install, service and repair heating, ventilation and air-conditioning - furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners, boilers, ductwork and thermostats - and many handle insulation, air sealing and other energy-efficiency work.
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Call for no heat or no cooling, uneven temperatures between rooms, rising energy bills, short cycling, strange noises or smells, or water around the indoor unit. Annual maintenance - typically before the heating and cooling seasons - catches most problems early.
Changing filters on schedule is the one job every homeowner should do themselves.
Technicians diagnose and repair equipment, clean and service systems, check refrigerant and electrical components, and size and install replacements. A proper replacement starts with a load calculation for the house rather than matching the old unit's size.
Once a year per system is the usual recommendation - cooling before summer and heating before winter, or both at once for a heat pump.
Weigh the age of the equipment, how often it has needed repair, the cost of the repair against replacement, and energy costs. A trustworthy technician will lay out both options.
A system that moves heat rather than making it - out of the house in summer and into it in winter. Modern heat pumps work in much colder climates than older ones did.
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