HVAC services in Middle Tennessee
- Licensed and insured plumbing, HVAC and electrical techs
Heating and cooling work we handle
- AC RepairAir conditioners that won't cool, freeze up, leak or won't turn on.
- AC InstallationCentral air replacement and new AC installs, sized to the house.
- Heating RepairGas and electric furnaces and heat pumps that blow cold air or will not run.
- Heat PumpsHeat pump repair, replacement and new installs, including dual-fuel systems.
- HVAC MaintenanceSpring cooling and fall heating tune-ups for furnaces, heat pumps and AC.
- Mini-SplitsMini-splits for additions, garages, bonus rooms and homes without ductwork.
- Package UnitsAll-in-one outdoor heating and cooling units: new installs, repair and replacement.
- DuctworkLeaky, crushed or undersized ducts repaired, sealed or replaced.
- Indoor Air QualityWhole-home dehumidifiers, better filtration, fresh-air ventilation and humidifiers.
- ThermostatsSmart and programmable thermostats, wired and set up for your system.
Urgent
Gas smell, burning smell or no heat?
- If you smell gas or a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone outside. Call the gas company or 911 from outside.
- If you smell burning or see smoke from the unit, turn the system off at the thermostat. Switch off its breaker if you can do it safely.
- No heat in a freeze? Open the cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls, and let those faucets drip.
- Never heat the house with an oven, stove or grill.
We work Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Outside those hours, shut off what you can, stay safe, and call or text first thing.
Homes, businesses and builders
Homes
Plumbing, HVAC and electrical for renovationsRepairs, replacements and tune-ups for furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners and mini-splits. Renovating or adding on? We plan the ductwork and equipment along with the plumbing and electrical.
Businesses and builders
Commercial plumbing, HVAC and electricalHeating and cooling service for businesses, including package units. For builders, HVAC rough-in and trim-out, coordinated with plumbing and electrical. See new construction for builders.
How a visit works
Call or text
Call or text (615) 426-9344 and tell us what's going on. A photo helps. We work Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A free diagnostic visit
We come look, find the cause and explain it in plain words. The visit is free.
A firm price before any work starts
You get the price for the job before we begin, so you can decide with real numbers.
The work, done right the first time
Current methods, good equipment and quality materials. We keep overhead low and skip the callbacks, which keeps prices down.
Follow-up
If anything we worked on gives you trouble, call or text the same number.
How we price HVAC work
More on pricing and the ways you can pay.
- The diagnostic visit
- Free. We come look, find the cause and explain it.
- Your price
- Firm price given before any work starts.
- How we price
- Priced per job. Each job is priced on its own.
- Why prices stay down
- Low overhead, and the work done right the first time with current methods, equipment and quality materials, so you are not paying for callbacks.
Where we do HVAC work
Heating and cooling guides
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Heat pump or gas furnace for a Middle Tennessee home?
Both work in Middle Tennessee, and what the house already has usually decides it. A heat pump heats and cools with one system and runs efficiently through most of the winter, with backup heat for the coldest nights. A gas furnace's output doesn't drop in the cold, but it needs gas service and a separate unit for cooling.
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What does "emergency heat" mean on a heat pump thermostat?
Emergency heat is a thermostat setting that shuts off your heat pump's outdoor unit and heats the house with backup heat alone, usually electric heat strips or a gas furnace. It's mainly for when the heat pump itself isn't working. Heat strips cost more to run than a working heat pump, so switch back once it's repaired.
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Why is my AC running but not cooling?
The usual causes are a clogged air filter, a thermostat set wrong, an outdoor unit that has stopped, a frozen indoor coil or low refrigerant. Check the thermostat, the filter and whether the outdoor unit is running, including its breaker. If they all look right and the house still won't cool, call an HVAC technician.
Heating and cooling questions
Who does the HVAC work?
HVAC work is done by licensed and insured techs. One call covers plumbing, heating and air, and electrical.
Do you install ductless mini-splits?
Yes. A mini-split heats and cools a room or zone without ductwork, which suits additions, garages, bonus rooms and older homes without ducts. We'll look at the space and give you a firm price before any work starts.
What is a package unit, and do you install them?
Yes, we install package units. A package unit puts the heating and cooling equipment in one cabinet outside, instead of splitting it between an outdoor unit and an indoor unit. They're common where there's no room inside for equipment, and on many commercial roofs.
My AC stopped cooling. What should I check first?
Make sure the thermostat is set to cool and below the room temperature, check the breakers for the indoor and outdoor units, and look at the air filter. If you see ice on the copper lines (the line set) or the indoor unit, turn cooling off and run the fan only so it can thaw. Then call or text (615) 426-9344.
The heat went out in a freeze. What should I do?
Check that the thermostat is set to heat and that the furnace switch and breaker are on. To protect your pipes, open the cabinet doors under sinks on outside walls and let those faucets drip. Never heat the house with an oven, stove or grill. Then call or text (615) 426-9344. We work Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
How often should heating and cooling be serviced?
Once a year for each system is a common rule: cooling in spring and heating in fall. A heat pump does both jobs, so it often gets checked twice a year. Change or clean the filter every 1 to 3 months, depending on the filter and your home.
Do you do HVAC for new construction and renovations?
Yes. HVAC rough-in and trim-out for new homes, additions and remodels, coordinated with the plumbing and electrical. See new construction for builders and plumbing, HVAC and electrical for renovations.
Is the diagnostic visit free for heating and cooling?
Yes. We come look, find the cause and explain it in plain words, and you'll get a firm price before any work starts.
Work that holds.
Heating or cooling acting up? Call or text (615) 426-9344, and we'll come look.