Pick your problem
Heating and Air Services in Stone Mountain, GA
Seven lines of work, from a single capacitor on an old condenser to a full rooftop replacement, all diagnosed on the meters first.
Which service do you need? Often the symptom does not say. Warm air could be a capacitor, a leak or a condenser that has reached the end of the road. A furnace that keeps quitting might want a clean flame sensor or a new inducer. Below, each kind of job has its own page, from cooling and heating repairs to heat pumps, new equipment, upkeep, urgent calls and commercial units. Whichever one fits, the tech finds the cause first, tells you whether the system is worth fixing, prices the job and starts only when you say so. Still unsure? Phone in with what you are seeing and hearing and the tech will sort it.
Which One Matches Your Situation?
AC Repair
Warm supply air, iced copper, a full drain pan or a popped breaker, measured, explained and repaired.
AC Installation & Replacement
A plain repair-or-replace read, then new central air sized by load and installed with care.
Heating & Furnace Repair
Won't light, lights then dies, or blows lukewarm: the failed part found and replaced.
Heat Pump Services
Heat pumps repaired, replaced or installed, with backup heat and dual-fuel controls checked.
HVAC Maintenance
Twice-yearly tune-ups with cleaning, electrical tests, readings, safety checks and a written report.
Emergency HVAC Repair
Breakdowns that cannot sit until morning, answered by a person at any hour.
Commercial HVAC
Equipment on business rooftops and pads, worked on when it suits the schedule.
What Do You Get on Every Job?
An honest keep-or-replace read
Older equipment gets repaired when it is sound and flagged when it is not.
Nothing left behind
Booties on, cloths down and every scrap of old part hauled out.
Homes and businesses alike
Split systems at home and rooftop units at work, handled by one crew.
Can't Tell Which Service You Need?
A lot of problems straddle two pages, like a heat pump that needs a repair in one mode or a rooftop unit that may be due for retirement. Describe what is going on and we will sort it out.