HEATING AND A/C SERVICES IN TALLAHASSEE

We suggest having your heating and A/C units serviced 1-2 times a year. The overall function and quality of your A/C may decrease over time but it is advisable to call up a professional to regularly service the A/C. This will help with the longevity of the unit and ensure that any repairs are caught quickly before they turn into bigger issues.

• Poor airflow
• A/C won’t turn on
• A/C refrigerant leak
• A/C leaking water outside
• Drainage problems
• Sensor issue
• Electric control failure
• Loud or noisy A/C unit 

There might be a few possible explanations for the experienced issue. The issue might be in the evaporator coil. This part of the condenser unit transfers heat from the inside to the outside of your home. The evaporator coil may be freezing because of the restricted airflow or lack of refrigerant. Either way, we advise you to contact us, at Tony Kelly HVAC Inc., to properly assess why your A/C is freezing up, and fix the issue.

Next to taking care of your present HVAC systems, our company can also install your new system. If you’re in need of a new HVAC system, Tony Kelly HVAC Inc. has the right knowledge and expertise to install an HVAC system of all types and brands. Contact our team today to learn more about our installation process and get your install scheduled today!

We would recommend doing so. Usually, air conditioner and heat pump outdoor units are manufactured to only work with matching indoor units. Replacing only one of the units may lead to reduced performance.

Absolutely. Regular maintenance can help with the overall functions and quality of your heating and A/C system. Calling up a professional for a regular checkup will reduce the likelihood of you spending big bucks on a new HVAC system down the road. If taken care of, your system could potentially last 20 years. 

Tony Kelly HVAC Inc. will gladly help you with the recommendation of a new HVAC system. You just need to contact us first so we can come to your Tallahassee home to assess your and its needs. We cannot be sure until we check everything. After the recommendation, we can even help you with the installation of your new HVAC system.

We suggest 1-2 times a year. Our recommendation would be to do regular maintenance in the spring before the summer, and one in the fall before the winter. Annual maintenance helps catch problems that have the potential to cause major issues in the future. 

Always plan to do some of the tasks in between the maintenance checkups done by our professionals:

• Change the HVAC filters each month
• Remove the outdoor waste or debris that’s blocking the airflow
• Hose down the outdoor unit
• Unblock the supply and return registers from drapes, rugs, and furniture

These small simple tasks will keep your HVAC system running smoothly until our next visit.

Geothermal HVAC’s use the same science of refrigeration that classic HVAC equipment uses. However, cold or hot air flows through the underground pipes with the help of electrically powered pumps. There are no outside placed systems that can be a pain to look at. Simply put, through this process that heat/cold is transferred from ambient air in the house to the ground and vice versa.

The upfront cost of geothermal HVAC systems can be high. You can expect a cost in the range of $15,000 to $20,000 once installed. However, since this is a system that reduces the usage of energy, your utility bills will be cut and thus, you’ll recoup the money initially invested.

Simply put, no, they’re not. They are very quiet systems since there is no outside equipment placed.