CHOOSING A FURNACE CLEANING CONTRACTOR

There are more than 100,000 HVAC companies in the U.S. but finding a truly great HVAC company can be a challenge. You shouldn’t allow just anyone to come in and work on your air conditioning or another component of your HVAC system. One way to make your search simpler is by asking yourself a series of questions when you’re considering a few different HVAC companies. The answers to those questions should let you know whether or not a company is right for you. Here are some of the FAQs for choosing an HVAC company.

EXPERIENCE

One of the first things that people should look at when they’re thinking about hiring an HVAC company is how much experience they have. Most companies will broadcast this information somewhere on their websites. You do not want to work with a company that has only been in business for a year or two. That company probably won’t be able to provide you with the kind of high-quality HVAC services that you need. Instead, you should look around for HVAC companies that have been around for years, if not decades. In a perfect world, the company that you hire to help you will have at least 20 or 25 years of industry experience. This will ensure that a company knows what they’re doing when they come into your home to install, maintain, or repair your HVAC system.

SERVICES

Outside of checking to see how much experience an HVAC company has, you should also take a long look at the different HVAC services that they’re capable of delivering. You want to work with a company that can provide you with a breadth of AC-related services, including installation, maintenance, repair, ductless mini-split system installation, and thermostat installation and repair. You aren’t going to need to take advantage of all these services at once. But it’ll be nice to know that you can call on a company in the future if you need to get access to those services. It’ll also be nice to know that a company seems to know all the ins and outs of HVAC systems. You’ll feel confident in the work they’re able to do when this is the case.

LICENSED AND INSURED

A business license legitimizes a company. It shows that they’re registered to work in your city and that they’ve gone through the proper training to work on HVAC equipment. HVAC insurance, meanwhile, protects both you and a company in the event that an accident takes place during an HVAC job. You won’t have to worry about getting saddled with additional bills or repair costs in the aftermath of an accident. You should always ask HVAC companies to tell you their business license number and provide you with proof of HVAC insurance. Otherwise, you could find yourself in a world of trouble later.

REFERENCES

Every HVAC company will tell you that they provide the best HVAC services. But great HVAC companies go above and beyond talking themselves up and allow their customers to do it for them. If you’re on the fence about whether or not to choose a company, ask them to set you up with a list of references. Call several of the company’s past clients to see what they have to say about them.

PRICING

It’s not a bad idea to get a couple of quotes before choosing an HVAC company. But rather than just accepting the lowest quote but rather work with a company that offers you the best products and services and the fairest prices.
Choosing a great HVAC company can be quite a challenge considering how many there are out there. But it doesn’t have to be! We would be more than happy to set you up with the HVAC services you need. With over 25 years of experience, we’re the HVAC company that homeowners in Seattle recommend.
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