For optimal performance, replace or clean your HVAC filters every month. If you use 1" filters, monthly replacement is crucial to avoid forgetting. Neglecting filter maintenance can stress the blower, air conditioner, and furnace. For media filters, replace at least once a year, or twice depending on your home's needs.

SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) ratings measure the efficiency of air conditioning units. A SEER of 10 means 10 BTUs are moved out of your home per watt of electricity. Higher SEER ratings indicate more efficient units, saving you money on energy bills.

If you set the thermostat to the AUTO position the fan works when the thermostat calls for heat or cool and it will shut down the fan after the cycle is completed. If thermostat is set the ON position, fan will work all the time without interruption, even if the AC or furnace kicks on. If you need to filter dust in the house you can leave the thermostat in the ON position. Keep in mind that you will have to change your filter more often.

We recommend 2 times a year. Once in the fall for the furnace and once in the spring for the air conditioner.

Aside from the placement of the new equipment, your Service Technician will inspect several items and make a determination of whether or not these items need to be supplied or replaced. Some of the items include: ductwork, insulation, refrigerant piping, electrical service, wiring, thermostat, condensate piping, slabs, filter, driers, registers, grills, drain pans and evaporator coil.

Yes, All Hours Heating & Cooling is fully licensed and insured for your peace of mind.

All of our warranties are written and honored with promptness and courtesy. Customer service after the initial sale are important to us.

We offer the convenience of paying by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, and debit cards and more.

We have a variety of different service plans to assure uninterrupted comfort, extend equipment life, and maintain peak equipment efficiencies.

We currently are Authorized Retailers of Ruud, Lennox, Trane, Goodman, and many others.

Rust on your HVAC equipment indicates improper venting, which can lead to serious carbon monoxide issues over time. Rust signifies metal deterioration, potentially damaging your furnace and its components.