FAQ

Can HVAC systems cause carbon monoxide?

Yes, HVAC systems can cause carbon monoxide issues in your home or commercial building. It is important to have a fully functional carbon monoxide detector in your home or office to ensure monitored levels of carbon monoxide. Regular maintenance and inspections by a certified technician are essential for your health and the health of your HVAC system.

Are HVAC maintenance plans worth it?

HVAC maintenance plans are definitely worth it to the home or business owner. All HVAC systems require regular scheduled professional maintenance and inspections to maintain proper function and optimal efficiency. These plans also offer priority service and repair discounts as well.

Are HVAC UV lights worth it?

If you have concerns about your indoor air quality and regularly suffer from allergies, asthma, or other breathing ailments, air purification or filtrations systems are an excellent addition to your HVAC system. 

Are HVAC filters recyclable?

The ability to be recycled depends entirely on the type of filter you use. The common fiberglass filters are not recyclable, but some pleated filters made from cotton or polyester are. Check with your local recycling center to see if they accept these types of filters. Consider, if your system allows, a washable filter specifically designed to be cleaned and reused to reduce waste.

What are some common mini-split problems?

Ductless mini split air conditioners are prone to general air conditioning mechanical issues like refrigerant leaks, frozen evaporator coils, sensor problems, and compressor issues. However, like all HVAC systems, routine maintenance and regular upkeep can help keep these issues at bay.

Can I use a mini split to cool my garage?

Yes, ductless mini splits are ideal for cooling garages, sheds, and add-ons as they function without ductwork and have the capability to both heat and cool your space. 

Can I use a mini split to cool my camper or RV?

Yes, you can, but several factors need to be taken into account when selecting your specific unit. We recommend consulting with an HVAC expert to choose the right unit for you. Size and mobility are key components that need to be evaluated in this selection process.

Can you repair air conditioning?

Yes, there are many mechanical and electrical components in an HVAC system that can be repaired. However, repair work should be done by a certified HVAC technician to ensure all components are working efficiently and safely. 

Who should repair air conditioning?

There are many potential hazards embedded in the functions of your HVAC system, and a certified expert is always recommended to make any repairs to your unit. Please note that doing repairs yourself is not only dangerous but would void any warranties that are in place.