Interior

• Door Installation/Replacement
• Ceiling Fans
  According to the U.S. Department of Energy, preventative maintenance can mean savings of up to 30% on your energy bills. Start by scheduling your air conditioner maintenance now to save energy and slash utility bills in spring. Simple steps such as using ceiling fans that can greatly improve indoor air quality, sealing your air ducts, and investing in Energy Star appliances can all vastly save energy and money!

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
  Many homeowners are unaware of the importance of regularly cleaning their HVAC air vents. Over time, there could be dirt accumulation in the vents, causing the system to work harder and ultimately leading to costly repairs. In addition, if you have leaky supply vents and exhaust vents, the system may try to make up for the loss of airflow by pulling air down your chimney or through cracks around doors and windows. This can not only be dangerous, but it can also lead to costly repairs.

General

• Insulation
  Central Air and Central Gas: You may notice that some rooms in your home are too cold or some are too hot. This is a sign that your HVAC system is not operating properly. This could be because of failing equipment, ductwork issues or inadequate insulation.