At Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC, we specialize in providing full spectrum heating, ventilation, air conditioning repairs and installations. We consider ourselves experts in the field of HVAC services, and have proven to be a trusted source after many years of providing high-quality work to our customers. We pride ourselves on upholding an uncompromised standard of professionalism, friendliness and timely style of conducting business that we believe has earned us the reputation that we continue to cultivate today.
Every visit begins with a full-spectrum diagnostic test. This allows us to assess the condition of your HVAC system and detect any unusual noises, missing pieces or unusual smells. The diagnostic test will help us identify the source of the problem. To ensure that your furnace is operating at its maximum efficiency, we will inspect the wiring connecting to the thermostat.
All of our visits begin with a full spectrum diagnostic test. This gives us a chance to determine the state of your HVAC system as well as notice any missing parts or pieces, loud noises or uncommon smells coming from the unit. This diagnostic test will also give us clues to the root of the problem. We will check the electrical circuits which connect the furnace to the thermostat to ensure you are getting the most efficient temperature control out of your system.
Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC always looks out for your best interests. That attention starts as soon as you contact one of our friendly staff members to discuss your customized service. We will do our best to provide the best service and support you. Every client to us is an opportunity to learn, grow and be even more at what we do.
All HVAC technicians at Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC are licensed, insured, and certified. Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC gives you the assurance that qualified professionals will take care of your HVAC needs. Many companies will charge you through-the-roof for a minimal job. Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC doesn't just fix the problem; we also look for potential problems with your HVAC system in order to prevent another breakdown.
All our visits begin with a full range diagnostic test. This test allows us to examine your HVAC system and notice any problems, such as loud noises, unusual smells, or missing components. This diagnostic test will provide clues to the source of the problem. We will also check the connections of the furnace to the thermostat in order to ensure the optimal temperature control.
Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC is committed to your best interest. We start by calling one of our friendly team members and discussing your individual service. We strive to make your experience as pleasant as possible by offering the most personalized and comprehensive service. Each client represents an opportunity for us to grow and learn from each other, so we see every client as an opportunity to be better.
Depending on your usage, care and maintenance of your air conditioner, the average unit is known to last around 16 years. You can always make your unit last longer by performing regular inspections and ensuring all parts and pieces are clean and in good working condition.
HVAC is an abbreviation that stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. An HVAC specialist’s job involves the installation, repair and maintenance of a commercial or residential HVAC system such as an air conditioner and heating.
It depends on a few factors such as how much dust you are noticing in your home, and if you’ve had any recent renovations in your home which may have caused a buildup of dust and debris in your HVAC filter. To get an accurate diagnosis, contact Sowal Air Cooling & Heating LLC and schedule a diagnostic walkthrough of your home. This short visit will allow your HVAC specialist to determine if your HVAC filters need changing or cleaning, and if any other parts of your HVAC system need attention or repair.
A heat pump is a type of mechanical innovation used for the heating and cooling of residential and commercial spaces. A heat pump transfers air from one room to another using a fan, a condenser unit, and coils which house a refrigerant. During the warm summer months, the heat pump takes hot air from inside the home and moves it outside. During the cold winter months, the heat pump takes hot air from outside the home and moves it inside. A heat pump is also used in refrigeration systems to keep food cold, just on a smaller scale.