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Your home is your space, and you deserve to have the comfort you want without unnecessary costs. Our expert technicians repair or install HVAC systems that meet the highest standards of quality and efficiency.

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Residential Heating & Cooling

Reliable and Affordable HVAC Services for Your Home

Emergencies happen, but you shouldn’t be stuck with an HVAC system that underperforms. Our Energy Savings Program is designed to improve your HVAC system’s efficiency and help reduce the need for frequent repairs.

HVAC Repair

Our trained, certified technicians arrive with the tools and expertise to diagnose your heating or cooling problems and provide effective solutions to get your system back up and running.

Cooling & Heating

Considering a replacement system? Our HVAC experts provide reliable heating and cooling solutions tailored to your home’s specific needs, keeping your home comfortable.

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Routine Maintenance

Without routine maintenance, your air conditioning system can fail on any day of the year, at the most inconvenient time. Protect your investment with routine maintenance.

Regulating the air quality of your home
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Signs Your Conditioning is Failing

Start and Stop

As condensation forms inside the AC unit, the drain tube steers away the moisture build-up. If the drain is blocked or broken, a pool of water will collect near the system.

Limited Airflow

If the air blowing through the vents feels weak, the air system blower, fan, air filter, or a dirty coil could be to blame.

Noises

Any noise, beyond the routine function of the air conditioner, will indicate a problem.

Inaccurate Thermostat

Sometimes an inaccurate thermostat is due to the inefficiency or poor performance of the air conditioning system.

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Signs Your Furnace is Failing

Start and Stop

Repeated cycling on and off could be a sign that the fan motor is dying, or it might mean that the heat sensor needs to be cleaned.

Spike in Utility Bills

Low temperature can make your furnace work harder, but furnaces that are struggling to get the job done even in moderate temperatures may have deeper problems.

Water Leaks

If the water is leaking from the furnace itself, or if it is coming during the heating cycle, then that could indicate a serious issue.

Moisture Build Up

If some rooms in your home have moisture either on the ceilings, walls or windows, that could be a sign that there could be a problem in the vents or in the furnace itself.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions come up, and we’re here to help. See some of the most common questions we’ve received at Gary Paul Mechanical. Have another question? Give us a call.

What can I do to lower my energy bills?
  • Install a programmable thermostat so you don’t waste air conditioning or heat while you’re not at home.
  • Switch your incandescent light bulbs to more energy efficient light bulbs like compact fluorescents (CFLs) or LEDs.
  • Install ceiling fans and, when you can, use them instead of your air conditioning to cool you down.
  • Unplug any appliance that you’re not using. While it may not be turned on, it will still use power from your electrical outlet.
  • Make sure your windows and doors are sealed properly so that they don’t let air in and make your HVAC system work harder.
The simple answer to this question is dust and dirt. As your furnace sits idle over the warmer months, dust and airborne dirt particles settle on its elements. When the weather cools and you ignite your furnace for the first time, the dust burns and creates the unpleasant odor you are experiencing. Luckily, you can avoid this situation by contacting trusted HVAC contractors who can clean and inspect your system before winter use.
To keep your HVAC system running in tip-top shape, we recommend a maintenance appointment twice a year (once for heat, once for air conditioning). This way, a technician can check your filters, coils, wiring, housing, motor, and more to make sure you’re getting the most out of your system.
While HVAC problems often demand assistance from a professional, there are several simple issues that homeowners can diagnose on their own. Before you call up a local HVAC company, complete the following troubleshooting steps:
  1. Check Your Thermostat Settings – Incorrect thermostat settings can have a big influence on the performance of your HVAC system. So, if you notice that your heating or cooling equipment isn’t working as effectively as it usually does, be sure to take a look at your thermostat first.
  2. Clean Your Air Filters – Be sure to change your air filters frequently, as clean filters can help with air circulation and speed up cooling or heating of the home.
  3. Check Your Home’s Sealing – Poor sealing around windows and doors allows cold or warm air to escape your home. Addressing these issues can improve airflow and help your HVAC system work more efficiently.
  4. Inspect Your Pilot Light and Electrical Components – If you’re having trouble starting your HVAC system, there’s likely a problem with the pilot light or another electrical component. However, you’ll need a professional to replace these parts if necessary.

Don’t worry! Whether your problem happens at three in the morning or on the 4th of July, our HVAC service experts are available to get your system back up and running. Call us any time.

If your HVAC system requires constant repairs, is 15 years or older, or can’t heat or cool your home properly, we recommend you replace it. When an HVAC system ages, it doesn’t operate as efficiently and could actually end up costing you more money than it should.

To answer that, you’ll need to request an appointment with one of our HVAC service experts. We’ll come to your home and evaluate its size, heating and cooling needs, environment, and the work we’ll need to do. Then, we can recommend the best system for you and install it quickly.

Many factors affect the general lifespan of a heating or air conditioning system. Of course, the more you keep up on HVAC maintenance, the more likely your system is to achieve its maximum lifespan. The make and model of your equipment can also determine how long it will last. Generally speaking, a well-maintained HVAC system can be expected to remain effective for about 15 to 20 years.
When looking for the perfect company, ask your friends and family members for recommendations. Then, make sure the company has the proper license and insurance. After that, get a written estimate for the work they’re going to do (a good company should have no problem giving you a written estimate).

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