Air conditioning and heating services in Reno
AC services in Reno, NV: air conditioner repair and replacement, furnaces, heat pumps, evaporative coolers, tune-ups, ductwork and thermostats.
AC RepairOn a 95-degree July afternoon in the Truckee Meadows, a quiet AC is hard to miss. A few safe checks can narrow down the problem while you wait for a technician.AC ReplacementIn Reno a cooling system faces hot, dry summers, dust and wind, and it often shares ducts with a furnace that runs half the year. Replacing it is a chance to get the whole setup right.Furnace RepairWith freezing mornings on roughly a third of the days in a year, Reno homes depend on their furnaces. Problems tend to show up on the first cold night of fall.Heat PumpsA heat pump cools like an air conditioner in summer and reverses to heat the house in winter. In Reno it's often paired with a furnace or backup heat for the coldest nights.Evaporative CoolersReno's dry air is well suited to evaporative coolers, which cool by evaporating water. Some homes still use them, alone or alongside central AC.AC MaintenanceWind and dust are hard on outdoor AC units in the Truckee Meadows. A spring tune-up clears the winter's grime and catches weak parts before the first heat wave.Ductwork & AirflowThe same ducts carry cooling in summer and heat in winter in most Reno homes. Leaks and poor balance show up in both seasons.ThermostatsWith hot afternoons, cool nights and cold winters, a Reno thermostat switches between cooling and heating more than most. Getting it set up well pays off.
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- AC, furnace and heat pump repairs, replacements and new systems
- Reno, Sparks and the valleys around the Truckee Meadows
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