FAQ's
About Anderson's Residential Heating & AC, Inc.

Consider replacing your system if it is old, inefficient, or in need of repair. Today, systems are as much as 60% more efficient than those manufactured as little as ten years ago, in our experts' experience. In addition, if not properly maintained, wear and tear on a system can reduce its actual efficiency.

In the case of being concerned about utility bills or extensive repairs, consider replacing your system rather than enduring another costly season or paying to replace an expensive component. The utility cost savings of a new unit may provide an attractive return on your investment.

If you have questions about heating or air conditioner repairs, our team at Anderson’s Residential Heating & AC, Inc., is here to help. Contact us today.

The average American spends $30,000.00 for a new car and only has it for four years. According to This Old House, a new heating or cooling system should last you 15 to 20 years at a fraction of the cost of a new car, 1%-3%.

Many factors affect the price of a heating or cooling system, including the size of your home, the type and condition of the ductwork installed, and accessories you might need, such as a thermostat or an electronic air cleaner.

Anderson’s Residential Heating & AC, Inc., has a complete range of systems and accessories available to meet your needs. Reach out today to speak with one of our air conditioner installers.

Aside from replacing the new equipment, we will inspect several items and decide whether or not these items need to be repaired or replaced. These items include ductwork, refrigerant piping, electrical service, wiring, thermostats, condensation piping, flue piping, flue terminations, chimney liners, slabs, filters, dryers, registers, grills, drain pans, and evaporator coils. For help with AC repair and replacement, contact our team at Anderson’s Residential Heating & AC, Inc.

To find a good heating and air conditioning company, start by searching online and in your local Yellow Pages. Don't be swayed by large ads, as they don't always mean better service.

Narrow your search down to three companies and visit their websites. Check their rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB); an A+ rating is best, and avoid companies not listed with the BBB. Call your city and ask the heating and cooling inspector about the companies you're considering. Inspectors work with contractors daily and can tell you if they're licensed, if they permit their work, how quickly they make corrections, and what their overall quality is like.

Once you've chosen three companies, call to schedule a bid time and note how the person on the phone treats you. During the visit, pay attention to the salesperson's punctuality and willingness to answer questions. Don't hesitate to call back later with additional questions. Ask about the timeline for installation and how many days it will take. The number of days will affect labor costs, so inquire if there's a significant difference between companies.

Choose an established company over those operating out of garages, as they may not be around when you need service. Lastly, compare warranties, as a good warranty indicates confidence in the product.