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Yes, our HVAC contractors can provide free estimates by phone anytime.
Yes, we are! As a family-owned company of HVAC contractors, it's our goal to provide the community with efficient, effective services every time.
If they're properly maintained, the systems usually last about 10 years. According to Payless Power, AC units that get regular maintenance last about 40% longer than those that don't. Give our HVAC contractors a call to learn more about the maintenance we recommend.
A residential single whole-home unit typically lasts between 10 to 15 years, according to our experts. Don't spend time calling other HVAC contractors in the area. Call us today!
A ductless mini-split system is an alternative to traditional heating and cooling like central air. Ductless HVAC works similarly to central heating and cooling, except that it doesn't require ductwork. Your mini-split system will have an indoor and outdoor unit, but it'll only require a small hole cut through the exterior wall. Inside your home, the air will be conditioned and returned to the room by the same unit. Have any questions for our HVAC contractors? Call Richard A. Davis HVAC, LLC today.
As part of our annual residential contract, we help with all repairs and other services necessary. Our HVAC contractors can help you identify when it's time for a new unit.
"Programmable" means you can adjust on-site and set the temperature to change at certain times. With the "Nest" feature, you can change the settings from your phone remotely.
Our HVAC contractors can take a look and help you determine the need for a new system, but if you're curious, here are the most common ones to look out for.
1. Your energy bills are going up.
2. Your interior air quality isn't great.
3. You're spending quite a bit on HVAC repairs.
4. You're not comfortable in your own home.
5. Your HVAC system relies on fossil fuels.
6. Your HVAC system has an air conditioner that uses R-22 freon refrigerants.
7. Your HVAC system is aging.
R-22 is the old refrigerant that has been phased out of use. R410A, the new equipment, is more environmentally friendly and less costly to homeowners. If you'd like to learn more, give our HVAC contractors a call today.
A system in the aging stage is 10 or more years old, per our team.
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