HVAC Services

Check your thermostat and circuit breaker. If the system still does not work, turn it off and call a licensed HVAC professional to prevent further damage or safety concerns.

It is recommended to change your HVAC filters every one to three months. Check with the manufacturer of your filter for their recommendations. Regular filter changes protect your HVAC system and improve indoor air quality.

Air purifiers, UV lights, and dehumidifiers, along with proper ventilation, all aid in reducing allergens like pollen, dust, and mold, especially in the humid coastal environments.

Over time, your ductwork collects dust, debris, pet dander, and allergens. Having your ducts cleaned can improve airflow and indoor air quality. By having your ducts cleaned every 3 to 5 years, you will support healthier air and better system performance.

Yes. Smart thermostats improve comfort, reduce unnecessary energy consumption, and allow you to control the temperature from your phone. Many homeowners enjoy lower utility bills and better temperature consistency after installing a smart thermostat.

Uneven temperatures in your home are often caused by air duct issues, poor insulation, blocked/dirty vents, or a system that is not sized properly. Air duct adjustments and re-zoning systems can help restore comfort throughout your home.

A heat pump provides both heating and cooling, while traditional systems use separate heating and cooling equipment. Heat pumps are popular in South Carolina because they are energy-efficient and perform well in our milder winter weather.

To lower your energy costs, begin by changing your filters regularly, seal air leaks in your duct work, install and use a smart thermostat, perform routine maintenance, and upgrade to an energy-efficient system.

There are several factors to determine the correct system size. Your home’s square footage, layout, windows, insulation, and local climate. Having an HVAC Home Comfort Advisor perform a load calculation specific to your home will ensure you install the proper size and ensure efficiency and comfort.

There are a few causes: dirty air filters, thermostat issues, duct leaks, or old/failing components. If your system is running but does not maintain the desired comfort level, professional diagnostics are recommended to prevent potential future damage.

On average, HVAC systems last 8 to 10 years along the coastal communities. This range is dependent on usage, maintenance, and installation quality. Please note that the longevity of a system can be shorter for oceanfront homes due to the salty environment.

Yes. Maintenance plans are highly recommended in South Carolina due to the heat, humidity, and the prolonged use of your system during the summer months. The humidity in the Southeast causes bacteria growth that causes condensate drains to clog more often. Having a maintenance plan helps improve your system’s efficiency, reduce unexpected breakdowns, extend the service life of your system, and keep your system running reliably.

Common warning signs include uneven temperatures, an increase in your utility bills, strange noises, weak airflow, and unpleasant odors. If you notice any of these, it is recommended to schedule a service appointment before the issue gets worse.