Heating & Air Conditioning Services in Etowah, NC
Call Comfort Central When You Need HVAC Service
For exceptional heating, air conditioning and indoor air quality services in Etowah, NC, call Comfort Central, Inc. Our professional, extensively trained HVAC service technicians have all the knowledge and experience necessary to ensure your home is kept comfortable throughout the entire year.
Your HVAC system should be serviced twice a year - once in spring and again in the fall. Your spring AC service will focus on tuning up your air conditioning to ensure it performs well through the heat of summer while your fall heating service will prepare your furnace for winter’s chill.
There can be a few reasons why your AC unit is running but not cooling your house. One possibility is that the AC unit is not properly sized for your home. If the unit is too small, it will have to run for longer periods of time in order to cool the space, but it won’t be able to do so effectively. Another possibility is that there is an issue with the AC unit itself, such as a clogged filter or coolant leak. If you suspect there may be an issue with your AC unit, it’s best to call a professional for diagnosis and repair.
Replacing your HVAC system can cost anywhere from $3,500 to $12,000 depending on the size, complexity and brand of HVAC system you choose for your Etowah area home. If you’re replacing a heat pump system it will cost less than if you’re replacing separate air conditioning and heating systems.
From complete installations to system maintenance and repair services, our experienced and fully certified service technicians are qualified to handle any service that you may need. Your comfort is our business, and your satisfaction our guarantee!
To schedule an air conditioning or heating service in Etowah, NC today, call Comfort Central, Inc. at 828-483-4040 or request an estimate online
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Job Locations and Reviews
serviced and inspected gas heating system checking air flow, temperature rise, electrical, gas pressure, safeties, controls and limits, heat exchanger and venting. cleaned and checked system components to manufacturer specifications and performed combustion inspection.
Ultimate Heating Tune-Up Gas Heat: serviced and inspected gas heating system checking air flow, temperature rise, electrical, gas pressure, safeties, controls and limits, heat exchanger and venting. cleaned and checked system components to manufacturer specifications and performed combustion inspection. Found a loose fitting that was allowing water to drip from drain line. I tightened the fitting and stopped the leak. No other issues found today
serviced and inspected gas heating system checking air flow, temperature rise, electrical, gas pressure, safeties, controls and limits, heat exchanger and venting. cleaned and checked system components to manufacturer specifications and performed combustion inspection.
Performed heating maintenance tune up service on gas furnace system checking all electrical components, gas pressure, performed full combustion analysis, checked all safeties, cleaned burners, flame sensor, flushed condensate drain box and trap, treated condensate pump. Everything looks and runs great!
Ultimate Heating Tune-Up Heat Pump: serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. No issues found. Filter looks good
Air conditioner is cycling on and off properly. The only thing different since the electric bills went up was a dehumidifier 80 pint was put into the crawlspace. There is a crawlspace fan that is on blowing humid air into the area that the dehumidifier is in. I believe the dehumidifier has been running constantly trying to remove the humidity that the crawlspace fan is blowing in. We unplugged the dehumidifier to see if on the power companies website if the power usage goes down. I recommend having the crawlspace fan pulled out in seal and the other crawlspace vent sealed so the dehumidifier can possibly dehumidifier the space.
Performed system ac tune up on straight AC and furnace system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils, treatment of drain lines and condensate pump. Found condensate issue in crawlspace due to crawlspace not being ventilated. Recommend installing a dehumidifier in crawlspace to tackle humidity issues. Is cool enough in crawlspace that when cooling is on, the metal on the evaporator coil box gets cold enough to reach dew point and condense water from the air. Recommend 80 pint dehumidifier to take care of the whole crawlspace. Estimate roughly $3500 to install. Otherwise all the system mechanicals look great!
Replaced 5 filters
Performed AC maintenance tune up service for a heat pump system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils, treatment of drain line and pan. Everything looks and runs great!
Performed AC maintenance tune up service on heat pump system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor units, flushing and treatment of drain lines.
Found system low on r410a refrigerant performed leak search with halogen leak detector. Found leak on indoor evaporator coil on return air side upper right side about 5 loops down. Charged system with r410a refrigerant adding 5.5 lbs and cycled system to check operation. Appears low refrigerant was only issue with system. Will call with pricing and availability for replacement of evaporator coil.
Found sit on heat pump to be bad causing the compressor in the fan not to come on. Tested operation of air conditioning system found refrigerant to be low added a pound and a quarter. Got the Delta T218 from 11°. System is very old. I’m not sure how much longer it will last. But it is working fine today.
Performed AC cooling tune up on AC system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils, treatment of drain line and condensate pump, changing of customer provided filter. Everything looks and runs great!
Performed AC maintenance tune up service checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils, treatment of drain line and condensate pump, cleaning of dehumidifier filter and checking dehumidifier operation. Everything looks and runs great!
Found breaker slightly tripped but not in the middle of the breaker - reset breaker and cycled system to check operation 18°F ∆T 50°F vapor saturation 9.2 compressor amps 1.0 fan amps below 14.7 RLA and 20 amp max of breaker. 20 amp Cutler Hammer breaker
Found system float was wired in parallel instead of series of unit causing unit to stay on when float was triggered and causing spill over from condensate pump. Flushed drains - flushed condensate pump - rewired float switches in series to allow system to shut off - cycled both condensate pump and float switch to check operation - flushed drains to check operation under load. Everything operates normally.
28.4 SEER2; 15.4 EER2; 10.9 HSPF2 AHRI# 207679242 MAKE: Mitsubishi MODEL: MUZGS09NAU1 Outdoor Unit MSZGS09NAU1 Indoor Unit Installation shall include: Equipment specified above plus materials and labor to include: • Necessary Electrical for Installation • Permit Fee for Installation • Mitsubishi Manufacture’s Warranty: Twelve (12) Year Limited Parts including Compressor. • One (1) year labor warranty provided by Comfort Central, Inc. • Ten (10) Year Guarantee on Comfort Central Inc Workmanship.
cleaned coils, brushed and cleaned traps, added pan treatment tablets to pan. tested and checked all controls, wiring connections. tested temperatures, checked filters. checked refrigerant temperature and pressures, tested static duct pressure. tested blower operation, tested cooling operation to ensure working within manufacturer specifications
Performed AC maintenance tune up on Straight AC system checking all electrical, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils, and treatment of drain lines. Everything on system looks and runs great! No recommended changes at this time.
Performed AC maintenance tune up on Air conditioner/ gas furnace system checking; all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils, treatment of drain line and condensate drain. Everything looks and runs great!
Found system outdoor TV has failed shut causing system pressures to rise and cut system off on high pressure. Recommend replacement of outdoor TV and filter drier. Will call with estimate for replacement of part.
Home inspection of gas furnace with ac System is 17 years old and uses the old R22 refrigerant. Parts and refrigerant are no longer manufactured. The outdoor unit is pulling 10.1 amps, the outdoor fan motor is pulling 1.05 amps. Outdoor coil is compacted in places and will need to be cleaned. System is slightly undercharged, but is still working. Indoor fan motor is pulling high amps at 6.1. this blower motor will need to be replaced. System has a 18 degree temperature difference between the return and supply. Indoor coil showed some signs of corrosion and rust, these could become possible leaks. System in heat had a 42 degree temperature difference and the inducer was pulling 1.2 amps System is heating and cooling but is not very efficient. If any parts on the refrigerant side fail the system will need to be replaced.
Unit was iced up on arrival. Found blocked filter checked the inlet side of the coil and found both sides blocked with dirt. Disassembled the front of the coil. Brushed vacuumed and pressure washed coil tested AC operation. No other issues.
Replacement of Outdoor TXV and filter dryer. Charged system to manufacture specifications. Tested ac operation and heat pump operation. No other issues found.
Performed cooling AC Tune up on straight AC system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shut down, cleaning of drains and cleaning of indoor and outdoor coils. Everything looks and runs great! No additional recommended changes at this time.