Wisconsin Heating & Cooling

You flip a switch or turn a dial, and the heat comes on.  When the weather gets warmer, you get instant AC. 

Perfect temperatures, day and night.  No worries.  No fuss no muss.

And now for a “reality check.”

Heating and cooling systems are mechanical objects. And like all things mechanical, your home comfort systems require ongoing maintenance to perform at their efficient best.

Annual Cleaning, Tune-up & Inspection

Here’s why that’s so important:

• The average lifespan of each system is 10-15 years.
• Without scheduled maintenance, heating and cooling efficiencies decrease dramatically, which means you’re spending more on fuel and electricity to obtain the same levels of indoor comfort.
• Lack of regular maintenance also increases the likelihood of repairs, and the longer a potential problem goes unchecked, the more expensive the resulting repair.  In fact, some studies indicate that well-maintained equipment can reduce inconvenient breakdowns by up to 90%.
• Finally, regular maintenance can add years to your system’s lifespan.

• Clean your filters, and replace them if necessary;
• Check for carbon monoxide or gas leaks;
• Inspect the safety controls;
• Lubricate and inspect all motors;
• Inspect the seals and insulation of your air ducts … heat loss from leaky, un-insulated ducts reduces the efficiency of your heating system by as much as 30%;
• Check and adjust thermostat for accurate system control;
• Using state-of-the-art cameras, we inspect your heat exchanger for cracks;
• Examine and calibrate refrigerant controls (AC);
• Verify proper amperage and voltage for your compressor and condenser motors (AC).

• Increased comfort
• Increased safety
• Increased savings
• Fewer inconvenient breakdowns
• Prolonged equipment life

• Furnace
• Boiler
• Electric heater
• Steam heating
• Heat pump (combined heating and cooling system)
• Ductless air (cooling only or heating and cooling combined)
• Central air conditioning
• In-floor radiant heating system