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Tricks and scams




Sorry to say in our industry they are lotta of crooks and scammers out there
and you have to be on your toes such as one local company got in trouble a few years back
They were charging an incredibly low service call somewhere around $35. But what they were doing
is once they got there for the $35 Service Call they were Now they are charging you for a diagnostic fee of $85Which
raises your service call up to $120 so once they were on the news they change the name of the
company they no longer charge for a diagnostic fee instead now they charge $85 for a troubleshooting
fee?What is the difference?absolutely nothing they still charge you an extra $85 The service calls
remind 120 Just to get them to the doorPlus an hourly rate and price of the parts
But all the signs were there

1. No logos on vehicles
2. No uniforms
3. No business cards
4. No website
5. No social media
6. Generic invoices
7. they did not except credit cards
You had to make check payable to the technician or give cash,



How would I know
if I need
maintenance or repair?





Maintenance is to help keep it going all parts are moving but not as efficient as It should.


A repair means one or both piece of the HVAC equipment in your home, furnace or the air-conditioning is not working at all and requires a separate set of skills to get them up and going again typically this is why you will see a service call a little more expensive than a tuneup.



You Know:



heating system or air conditioner loses 5% of its operating efficiency every year. This means you’re losing money every year that you don’t invest in ongoing HVAC maintenance. Your HVAC equipment is an ecosystem that requires regular inspection, cleaning, and fine-tuning to operate at its best. Like an automobile, your system is only as effective as the care it receives.


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Why does my air-conditioning keep freezing up?



They are a list of reasons why this could be happening



Call us now and we will get you up and going

770-560-0654

If this is your system is doing please shut it off and give us a call we will get you on the schedule for the next day because it will have to thoroughly melt all the ice, there is nothing we can do while there’s ice on the unit it will take at least 24 hours to melt off so we can work on it check your outside unit first before calling we would hate for you to pay us to come out twice and there’s nothing we can do





Clogged filter



If the filters are dirty it will not allow the motor to blow across the evaporator coil fast enough to stop it from freezing up



Bad blower



A bad blower motor will cause

it to freeze up when there is not

enough airflow



supply or return



When the return or supply registers are Block or cut off that will stop airflow going across the coil’s



low REFRIGERANT



When you’re low on refrigerant and it can’t reach it’s boiling point



Adding refrigerant to
your system is no't a repair



We see this a lot companies add Freon to get that money and move on without fixing the leak! That is not a repair it will leak back out again leaving you in the same position you were the year before as it gets older the leak only gets bigger eventually it wouldn’t hold refrigerant whatsoever As everyone has pretty much switched over to the new R410A systems there is not much Use for R22 any longer Therefore as of January 1, 2022 due to the price $1500a jug we will no longer be carrying it



Here are a few ways HVAC professionals might identify leaks in your system

1. Soap bubbles. Soapy water applied to the suspected refrigerant leak will bubble up and give the location away..
2. Ultraviolet (UV) dye. Dye is added to there refrigerant, and a special UV light is used to find leaks.
3. Electronic leak detectors.





The best way and the way we do it.


Nitrogen Detection There are many leak detection tests that homeowners and HVAC technicians like to use, but the nitrogen leak detector test is one of the more popular. It can cost more than other methods, but it provides accurate results that you can rely on. First, the remaining freon in your system will need to be removed. Then, nitrogen is pumped back into your home AC system. Since nitrogen is held at a higher pressure than refrigerant, it will make audible noises where leaks are present. Then, all that’s required is listening for these audible sounds and then marking these areas off. You’ll also know if leaks are present if you monitor the nitrogen using pressure gauges. If these gauges show significant changes in pressure, you know a leak is present.



If your furnace
is more than 5yr old you
should have it checked
ever heating season





Replacing a furnace heat exchanger costs $1,500 on average with a typical range between $1,000 and $2,000. Most have a warranty of 10 to 15 years, which usually only covers the price of the exchanger, which typically ranges from $800 to $2,000. Labor alone runs an average of $670 and up.





A furnace that’s 10+ years old is reaching the end of its lifespan, which means it wouldn’t be worth it to spend $2,000 on a dying unit. Think about it—would you buy a new engine for a broken down car? Probably not. Not sure how old your furnace is? Try looking for a serial number engraved/written on a paper or metal tag. Sometimes, this tag can be found on the cover panel of the furnace. Once you find the serial number, you can do a quick search on the manufacturer’s website to determine the age of the unit. Or you can choose the brand of your unit on this website to learn how to decipher the serial number and determine the furnace’s age y