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Our gas furnace repair technicians are trained and equipped to handle a majority of required heating repairs right on the spot. First, the service technician will evaluate your furnace, determine it's age, inform you if your unit is still under manufacturer's warranty and present you with a written estimate for repairs. Next, he will answer your questions, to assist you in making an educated decision regarding your heating system. Our vehicles are stocked with parts, which will minimize the time it will take to restore comfort in your home.
At LA Construction Heating and Air Conditioning, no furnace repair job is too small and no call for help ever comes too early. We have the knowledge and experience you need to keep your home and family warm, safe, and comfortable.
A: Some common signs to look out for are strange noises and/or smells, system not heating to the desired temperature, and high energy bills. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms it may be time to call LA Construction Heating and Air for a service visit. For more signs and symptoms to look out for click the link below. Learn more.
There are a few safe and easy ways to troubleshoot your system before contacting your HVAC company. You can check the thermostat settings to make sure they are not on a timer or are on the desired heating setting. You can change the air filters if they are dirty. You can also make sure that your circuit breaker is not turned off. Find more ways to troubleshoot your system here.
CO2 leaks are extremely dangerous and are very important to look out for. Some signs that you have a gas leak are higher than normal gas bills, bad sulfur-like odor, or feeling lightheaded and fatigued. If you suspect a gas leak you need to call your gas company right away to confirm and to turn your gas off if necessary. Learn more.
One easy and affordable way to avoid frequent heater repairs is by having your system regularly maintained. We have various options and affordable pricing for maintenance plans. Learn more.
Regularly scheduled maintenance is important to keep your system working properly and efficiently as possible. At the very least a bi-annual maintenance plan, once for heating in the fall and once for cooling in the spring can help your system work smoothly all year long. Contact us today to learn more about our different maintenance plans.
Most HVAC systems have a lifetime of 10 to 20 years. As your equipment gets older, its efficiency can decrease dramatically. You may notice that it gets noisier and needs repairs more often. When a unit begins to show its age, you can either repair or replace it. Because heating and air conditioning technology improves over time, a unit designed with newer, more energy-efficient equipment makes sense, especially if your system is 10 or more years old. We install all major makes and models.
How much time have you spent considering your home’s indoor air quality? EPA research indicates that indoor air is more polluted than the air outdoors. You might be suffering from symptoms due to the poor indoor air quality of your home as opposed to seasonal or outdoor pollutants. Filters are a major component of the system that help improve indoor air quality. Air cleaners and air purifiers are other options. Call us today to see how we can improve your indoor air quality.
When your AC fails in the summer, it can be a nightmare. Learn essential steps to troubleshoot common issues and discover when to call in the experts at LA Construction, Heating, and Air for professional HVAC repair and maintenance services.
Common air conditioning problems like inadequate cooling, refrigerant leaks, and short cycling can disrupt comfort and efficiency. Learn about these issues and their solutions to keep your system running smoothly with tips from LA Construction, Heating and Air.
Strange AC noises: Discover the causes of unusual sounds from your air conditioner and learn how to diagnose and fix common AC issues. From buzzing to rattling, we cover it all to keep your home cool and quiet.
Elevate indoor air quality during air conditioning installation with proactive measures such as high-quality air filters, effective ventilation strategies, humidity control, and proper duct sealing. Achieve cleaner, fresher indoor air for a healthier and more comfortable living environment.
Dirty sock syndrome describes the mold and mildew smell that comes from air conditioning systems. It is caused by buildup of bacterial growth, dust and dirt on the evaporator coil. Learn what you can do to mitigate the odor and help improve indoor air quality.
Avoid these summer air conditioning mistakes that are putting unnecessary stress on your air conditioning system, leading to decreased efficiency and higher energy bills.
