Our heating services include:
- New installations
- Heating repair for all makes and models of equipment
- A Planned Service Agreement
- 24-hour emergency service
- Commercial and residential services
- Service and installation of small packaged systems
- The best customer service from a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer
Avoid Costly Heating Repairs
If you don't need to replace your existing heating equipment but want to cut down on energy usage, there are several simple ways to make sure your furnace operates at optimum efficiency. Seasonal tuneups through our Planned Service Agreement prolong the life of the unit and identify minor problems before they become major problems. A furnace tuneup includes cleaning or changing the filter, lubricating all moving parts, inspecting and cleaning the furnace hood, housing, and plenum, checking the ignition system, inspecting ducts, and checking for gas leaks. Leaking ducts account for almost 25 percent of energy usage. Repairing ducts also saves energy.Choices in New Heating Equipment
Frequent heating repairs may indicate the need to replace your heating system. There are many choices on the market today for both residential and commercial properties. The system appropriate for your building depends on your budget, indoor comfort requirements, and the unique characteristics of your property.
Heating Installation
For new installations, we will conduct calculations to determine what type and size system is best suited for your property. A professional heating contractor should look at not only the size of your building but other factors including the number of trees and other vegetation on the lot, the number of doors and windows, the amount of insulation, the number of stories and how the rooms are used.Types of Business and Home Heating Systems
A central forced-air system may not always be the best solution. We offer a number of alternatives that include zoned heating, radiant floor heat, ductless mini-split units, and room heaters. Newer technology features dual-source or hybrid systems that use less heating energy on milder days.
Heat pumps are often sufficient for milder winter days. A hybrid system selects the most energy-efficient way to warm your house. When really cold weather hits, the system shifts from the heat pump to the furnace. Adding dual fans to a hybrid system can save even more energy by distributing warm air throughout the living space.