Not cooling / not heating
I need service now.
Describe what the system is doing and get a diagnostic visit booked. Findings and pricing are reviewed with you before any repair starts.
Services
Every service, one method.
Measure first, explain plainly, then act with your approval. The work below is organised by how it is scheduled and who it serves.
Residential
Home heating and cooling.
AC Repair
Systematic diagnostics on cooling faults, with the findings explained before any work is approved.
Heating Repair
Furnace and heat pump troubleshooting focused on the actual cause, not the fastest part swap.
AC Installation & Replacement
Replacement planning based on measurements and load, with equipment options laid out side by side.
Heat Pumps
Heating and cooling from one electric system, sized and commissioned so it actually performs.
Mini Splits
Ductless zoning for additions, converted spaces, and rooms the ductwork never served well.
Preventive Maintenance
Scheduled inspection and tuning to keep performance measurable and catch wear before failure.
Diagnostics & Repair
Measured testing to isolate the actual fault, with readings and options reviewed before any repair proceeds.
Air Quality & Envelope
Air quality and building envelope.
Airflow & Ductwork
Duct condition, static pressure, and distribution measured — because most comfort complaints start here.
Indoor Air Quality
Filtration, ventilation, and humidity assessed as a system, with practical options for your home.
Air Duct Cleaning
Duct interiors inspected and cleaned so airflow and air quality are addressed at the source, not masked.
Attic Makeovers & Insulation
Attic condition, insulation coverage, and duct routing assessed together — where much of a home's comfort loss begins.
Commercial
Commercial equipment.
Urgent Service
Air quality and building envelope.
Start Here
Three ways in. Pick the one that matches your situation.
Aging or failing equipment
I am weighing repair vs. replacement.
Compare system types, understand what actually drives the decision, and request an estimate built on measurements rather than a guess.
Working system, planning ahead
I want to prevent the next breakdown.
The AirtekPros Comfort Club covers scheduled precision maintenance, documented system-health checks, service reminders, and preferred repair pricing.
Decision Support
Repair or replace? Look at the numbers first.
There is no universal rule. The right answer depends on your equipment, its condition, and how long you plan to stay. Here is the framework we walk through with you.
Repair usually makes sense when
- The system is within its typical service life and has performed reliably.
- The failure is isolated to a single component with a clear cause.
- Repair cost is modest relative to the value of the remaining service life.
- Refrigerant type and parts availability are not a constraint.
Replacement is worth evaluating when
- Repairs are becoming frequent or are stacking up in the same season.
- The repair cost approaches a meaningful share of a new system.
- Comfort or efficiency has declined steadily despite service.
- Parts or refrigerant for the equipment are difficult to source.
System Education
Which system type fits the house?
Before brands or model numbers, the question is architecture. Here is how the three common paths differ in practice — no efficiency or savings claims, just how each behaves.
Furnace + Air Conditioner
Homes with existing gas service and ductwork already in place.
- Separate heating and cooling equipment sharing one duct system
- Familiar service path and widely available parts
- Requires a combustion safety inspection as part of maintenance
Heat Pump
Homes looking to heat and cool from a single electric system.
- One outdoor unit handles both heating and cooling
- Backup heat strategy needs to be sized deliberately
- Performance depends heavily on correct charge and airflow
Ductless / Mini-Split
Additions, converted spaces, or rooms the ductwork never served well.
- Zone-by-zone control without extending duct runs
- Indoor head placement affects both comfort and appearance
- Filter maintenance happens at each indoor unit
Commercial
Rooftop units, on a maintained schedule.
Packaged equipment, spiral duct, and controls for small commercial properties — inspected and documented so building comfort is not a recurring emergency.
Maintenance is easier as a plan than as a reminder.
AirtekPros Comfort Club schedules the tune-ups, records the readings, and applies preferred repair pricing when something does need work.