Frequently Asked HVAC Questions

How do I know which HVAC equipment is best?

Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment varies dramatically based on the size of your home, the needs of your commercial business, or the preferences of your family. We’ll work with you and your contractor to identify the exact system that’s right for you.

Why should I maintain my HVAC system?

With routine repairs and maintenance, an air conditioning and heating system can far extend its lifespan. Your air conditioning is something you don’t notice – unless it stops working. In the volatile Texas weather, you don’t want to be caught with a broken AC. We will help make sure that doesn’t happen, with ongoing maintenance services including duct cleaning.

What is a Zone Air Conditioning System?

Zone air conditioning systems manage the air flow throughout your home or business, helping you save money. For instance, if you prefer sleeping in a cool bedroom, you can set your air conditioner to operate primarily in the bedroom, rather than cooling the entire house all night.

My current system isn’t cooling my home. Does that mean I need a new system?

Maybe, but not always. Your central air conditioning unit might just need routine repairs to get back up to speed. Cleaning air ducts and other maintenance steps can help you avoid having to purchase a whole new installation.

How do I know if I need a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system?

If your HVAC unit is more than 10 years old, or your furnace is more than 15 years old, you may need a new system. And you may want a more energy efficient system. Give us a call and we’ll send a certified TRANE comfort specialist out to inspect your unit. The best indicator is your electric and gas bills: if you’re spending increasingly more money on your heating and AC, then your HVAC unit is probably in need of repair or replacement.

Do you work with contractors?

Yes! Our specialists will work directly with your residential or commercial contractor to get the perfect heating, ventilation and air conditioning system installed on your property.

Do you just serve Dallas?

We serve the entire Metroplex area, from Fort Worth to Frisco and Garland to Grand Prairie.

How do I know if I qualify for the TRANE tax credit?

Depending on the type of air conditioning, heating or air quality system purchased, it is possible to qualify for the tax credit on your 2010 income tax return. Contact us to learn about how to get your Energy Tax Credit stimulus money.