Air Conditioning

• Air Conditioning Installation/Replacement
• Air Conditioning Service/Repair
  Contact Us Today for all your home comfort needs. You can call us or fill out this form. Either way our team of HVAC experts are ready to help with all your air conditioner repair or furnace repair needs. Contact Us Today!

Air Filtration

• Humidification/Dehumidification Systems

Heating

• Heat Pump Service/Repair
• Furnace Service/Repair
  Whether it’s emergency furnace repair service or a installing a completely new system you can count on Keep Heating & Cooling Inc.. Our technicians have the training and experience required to ensure your family stays comfortable all year round. For immediate service please call.
• Geothermal Systems
  Respected For Reliability, Rheem is an industry leader for total heating, cooling and water heating solutions. In fact, Rheem is one of the few global brands with product offerings covering residential and commercial heating, cooling, conventional and hybrid storage-style water heaters, tankless water heaters, solar water heating systems, hydronic and geothermal systems, indoor air quality accessories, and replacement parts for all categories – making Rheem a one-stop Air and Water comfort solutions provider.

Ducts

• Duct Work
  How is the temperature throughout the home? Do you have some rooms that are colder than others? Hotter than others? If your ductwork system is setup properly, you should have dampers on each round pipe going to each register upstairs. If you have them, have you checked to make sure they are open? Parallel to pipe is open, perpendicular is closed. The further away from the furnace you get, the less pressure you have in most cases. Sometimes slightly closing the ducts closest to the furnace and gradually increasing the open as you get further away will help with some airflow issues. If you have a boiler and your rooms are uneven or some radiators are cold check the following: Are all of the radiators in a room or floor cold? If so it could be a couple of things. If you have ‘zones’ or multiple thermostats, check to make sure the thermostat is properly adjusted to the temperature, or check batteries. If that doesn’t work, you may have a problem with a zone valve if it is only occurring in one area of the home. If you don’t have zones, or if you do have zones and it isnt a zone valve problem, check to see if you have air in your radiators. Most cast iron and baseboard radiators have bleeder valves on one end of them. Try bleeding them out to get any air out. (Generally speaking if you do not have a zoned system, air will typically buildup at the highest radiator in the home. Zone systems can have airlocked in a specific zone). If you are not sure how to bleed air from your system, call us for a service call on your system.