Your Residential Installation & Service Experts since 2009
Your Residential and Light Commercial Service Experts since 2009
Schedule service with us today, and we’ll ensure your home stays comfortable.
We offer financing through Michigan Saves and Wells Fargo to make your heating and cooling upgrades more affordable. Choose the option that works best for you:
Spring is on the way, and with it comes that familiar Michigan tease–cool mornings, warm afternoons, and the promise that
Whether you’re planning a remodel or starting from the ground up, it’s the perfect time to think beyond finishes and
The middle of a freezing winter night is not an ideal time to find out that your home needs a new furnace. While many times, furnace issues can be remedied by calling our experts, there are just certain problems that aren’t worth the money to fix. How can you tell if you need to plan for a new furnace?
If it’s around 16-20 years old you might want to start researching a new furnace. It’s easier to make an informed decision when you have the time to make it, instead of rushing the decision in the dead of winter, or the scorching heatwave of summer.
As furnaces age, they decrease in their efficiency, especially if not properly maintained. Your gas and electric bills may not be going up just because the price of utilities is rising, it might be that your furnace is not functioning as well as it has in the past.
If your furnace is making any type of banging, popping, or squealing noise, or if it sounds like it’s running excessively, it’s probably because it’s starting to wear with age.
The older the furnace the higher the chance of it developing cracks in the heat exchanger. Problems like this put your home at risk for Carbon Monoxide leaks. If the leaks go undetected, it can cause serious health issues for your family. While we highly encourage that every home-owner frequently checks their carbon monoxide detector, other signs of the harmful gas are: frequent headaches, nausea, disorientation, flu-like symptoms, and/or burning in your nose or eyes.
If you seriously suspect a carbon monoxide leak, it is important to leave your home and call local fire officials. Our qualified technicians will always inspect for leaks during a tune-up or safety inspection.
We can schedule a time to take a look at your current system and provide a free quote on replacing your old system with new, higher efficiency and money saving equipment.