HVAC Services in Kennesaw, GA

Think of the seven services as answers to five questions:

• Is something broken? That is a repair. AC repair covers air conditioners that run without cooling, freeze up or leak water. Furnace repair covers gas furnaces that will not ignite, short cycle or blow cold air. Heat pump repair covers the heat pumps common in townhomes and rentals near Kennesaw State University.
• Is the system worn out? When age, an R-22 refrigerant system or repeated breakdowns make repair a poor investment, AC installation and replacement covers properly sized new systems, furnaces and heat pumps.
• Is it working but due for care? HVAC maintenance means a spring AC tune-up and a fall furnace check that catch small problems before they become breakdowns.
• Is the problem comfort, not breakdown? Hot upstairs rooms, weak airflow and dusty rooms usually trace to ducts. Ductwork repair and airflow fixes address leaks, balancing and zoning.
• Is it urgent right now? 24/7 emergency HVAC repair is for no heat on a freezing night, no cooling in a heat wave or water coming through the ceiling.

• AC running but blowing warm air: start with our AC not cooling checklist, then AC repair.
• Furnace will not turn on: try the safe checks in furnace not turning on, then furnace repair.
• Heat pump blowing cool air or iced over: heat pump repair.
• Water at the attic unit or a wet ceiling: turn the system off and call for emergency HVAC repair.
• Upstairs always hotter than downstairs: read why the upstairs is so hot, then see duct repair.
• System 15 to 20 years old and failing again: compare options in repair or replace an old AC.

Every service is available in Kennesaw and our nearby service areas.

Several jobs that other companies list as separate services are part of the seven pages above. If you need one of these, call (321) 478-0693 and say so:

• Thermostats. Replacing, wiring and setting up thermostats, including heat pump and two-stage setups, is handled on AC repair, heat pump and installation visits.
• Ductless mini-splits. For bonus rooms, finished basements and sunrooms, covered on the AC installation page.
• Indoor air quality. Media filters, whole-home dehumidifiers and UV lights, covered on the ductwork and airflow page.
• Zoning and air balancing. Also part of duct repair, for two-story homes with one system.
• Condensate drains, pumps and float switches. Part of AC repair and every tune-up.

What we do not offer

Duct cleaning, plumbing, electrical work beyond the HVAC circuit, and water heaters are outside our scope. Commercial and light commercial systems depend on the equipment and the contractor's license class, so describe the system when you call and we will tell you plainly whether we can help.

• March to April: Pollen season. Check filters every few weeks and book a spring AC tune-up before the first hot spell.
• May to September: Cooling season. Most AC repair calls land here: capacitors, attic drain clogs, frozen coils. Long run times also expose duct problems in two-story homes.
• September to October: The best window to replace an aging system, with time to compare written installation quotes before winter.
• November to February: Heating season. Furnace repair and heat pump repair calls rise on the first cold nights and during hard freezes.
• Any time: No heat, no cooling, water through a ceiling or a burning smell is an emergency. Calls are answered 24/7.