Hendersonville, NC Heating & Cooling
Comfort Central is Hendersonville’s Home Comfort Company!
For professional services from a local, family-owned company, Comfort Central delivers! Our knowledgeable team of experts has served Hendersonville, NC for years.
We offer comprehensive heating and cooling services on pretty much any system out there — from heat pumps to boilers to radiant heating systems. To keep your home comfortable through the steamiest summers and coldest winters, Comfort Central is ready to help!
Looking for the most reliable HVAC service in Hendersonville? Our team is just a call away. Call 828-483-4040 today to schedule!
An HVAC service typically includes the following in Hendersonville, NC:
- A cleaning of your furnace and AC unit.
- An inspection of your furnace and AC unit’s components.
- A lubrication of your furnace and AC unit’s moving parts.
- A replacement of your air filters.
It is best to have your HVAC system serviced twice a year, once before the heating season and once before the cooling season to get the best results out of servicing your HVAC system. To get your HVAC system on a maintenance plan, contact us today.
Your air conditioner may be running but not cooling your Hendersonville home because:
- Your air conditioner has a refrigerant leak.
- Your condensate drain line is clogged.
- Your evaporator coil is frozen.
Although, your air conditioner may be running but not cooling your home due to something more simple, such as an incorrectly set thermostat or a clogged air filter. To get your air conditioner repaired, call us today.
It costs around $350-$600 to repair and fix your air conditioner in Hendersonville, NC. Some things that can affect the price are:
- What needs to be repaired.
- How extensive the repair is.
- The cost for replacement parts.
One of the best ways to prevent costly repairs from occurring as often is to have your air conditioner regularly maintenanced. To get your air conditioner repaired or on a maintenance plan, give us a call today.
A few reasons you should replace rather than repair your home air conditioner in Hendersonville, NC are:
- The cost to repair your air conditioner outweighs the cost to replace it.
- Your energy bills have increased dramatically.
- Your air conditioner no longer cools your home effectively.
Another clear sign it is time to replace your air conditioner is if it is over 10 years old and requires multiple repairs. To learn more about getting your air conditioner repaired or replaced, contact us today.
Our HVAC Services in Hendersonville
We offer repair, installation, and maintenance services on heating and cooling systems in Hendersonville, NC and the surrounding areas. Our services include:
We also offer service on specialized products, such as boilers, ductless mini splits and GPS air purification systems.
Why Choose Comfort Central?
Our customers appreciate a few things about our company
Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee on all services.
Our NATE Certified technicians.
Our convenient business hours 6 days a week.
Our clients are the most important part of our business and our biggest advertisement. We invite you to read some of their reviews below on our services. The reviews demonstrate the commitment to quality we have in everything we do, from the simplest tune-up to the largest total installation.
Contact us online or call us today at 828-483-4040 to learn more!
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Job Locations and Reviews
Replaced blower control board and cycled system. System is now working properly.
serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. Indoor blower is pulling 1.2 amps Outdoor fan is pulling 1 amp Compressor is pulling 7 amps Heat strips are pulling 39 amps Temperature difference of heat pump is 26 Temperature difference of heat strips is 21 Defrost is working correctly System is working to manufacturer specifications
Found no heat issue caused by tripped GFCI for condensate pump - system off on float switch, reset GFCI, checked condensate pump operation, everything started working normally. Performed heating maintenance tune up service on gas furnace system checking all electrical components, safeties, gas pressure, performed full combustion analysis on system, flushed drain, collector box, and treated condensate pump. Everything looks and runs great!
Performed heating tune up service on heat pump system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, defrost, shutdown.
serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. Compressor is pulling 6 amps Outdoor fan motor is pulling .7 amps Blower motor is pulling 1.3 amps Heat strips are pulling 35 amps Temperature difference of heat pump is 23 Temperature difference of heat strips is 20 Capacitors are within manufacturer specifications Defrost cycle is working correctly System is working to manufacturer specifications.
Performed heating maintenance tune up service on gas furnace system checking all electrical components, safeties, gas pressure, performed full combustion analysis on system, full heat exchanger inspection, cleaning of burners, flame sensor, condensate box, trap and condensate pump all treated and flushed. Everything looks and runs great!
Performed heating maintenance tune up service on heat pump system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, defrost, shutdown, cleaning of drain and condensate pump, found condensate pump double trapped from dehumidifier drain - fixed double trapping issue and cycled to check operation - believe issue is resolved. Everything else looks and runs great!
serviced and inspected heat pump system, including electrical, safeties, controls, reversing valve and defrost cycle to manufacturer specifications. Heat strips are pulling 39.8 amps Blower motor is pulling 1.7 amps Temperature difference of heat strips between return and supply is 19 Compressor is pulling 5 amps Outdoor fan motor is pulling 1.7 amps Capacitor is withing manufacturer specifications Heat pump temperature difference is 19.8 Defrost is working properly System is woking to manufacturer specifications
Call was for possible water leak from damage above attic system. I did not see any signs of water around the system that could have damaged system. There is two boots, one in The master bedroom and master bath that may have been damaged. When insulation and drywall has been removed will need to come back and assess any damage to duct work.
Performed Heating maintenance tune up service on both heat pump and hot water boiler systems. Checked all electrical components, refrigerant balance, combustion analysis, gas pressure, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of burners, flushing of drains, checking of filter. Everything looks and runs great!
Performed heating maintenance tune up service on hot water boiler system. Checked all electrical components including safeties, performed full combustion analysis, cleaned burners, checked ignition, operation, and shutdown of boiler system, checked gas pressure, checked pump operation. Everything looks and runs great!
Ultimate Cooling Tune-Up: 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 heating tune up on boiler. serviced and inspected gas heating system checking electrical, gas pressure, safeties, controls and limits, heat exchanger and venting. cleaned and checked system components to manufacturer specifications and performed combustion inspection. System is working great
Found heat generated on start up of system due to higher start up amperage. Added hard start kit to system and cycled checking operation.
Found Schrader core for suction refrigerant line loose and leaking refrigerant - tightened Schrader and added 2 lbs r410a and cycled to check operation - searched for other potential leak spots on system. Believe leak was caused by Schrader core - replaced unit cap.
Replaced pc control board. Tested power from buck transformer 234v. Tested operation. Everything is working as designed
Replaced blower motor and tested system operation. Blower was pulling 4 amps and temperature difference between return and supply is 20
Found outdoor power inverter board is failing and not supply full voltage to p.c. control board recommend replacement of PC inverter board 8/16. Replaced inverter board. Found communication error for main control board. Tested DC voltage out of inverter board 215 DC. Call tech-support to verify that it’s the control board. Tech-support wants us to change out the control board as we didn’t have the right DC voltage between S2 and S3 on the communication wires. $1174- $176 comfort club discount=$997 We will be ordering the control board and will replace it when it comes in
Performed tune up on Bosch heat pump Compressor is pulling 7 amps Condenser fan is pulling 1.2 amps Subcool is 8 Superheat is 14 Temperature difference between the return and supply is 20 Blower motor is pulling 1.1 amps Cleaned indoor and outdoor coils Cleared condensate line Added 8oz of refrigerant.
System breaker tripping intermittently - system draws 4.3 amps running - 10 amps on start up - believe breaker tripping intermittently due to fault in breaker - replaced with 15 amp Siemens 2 pole breaker and cycled to check operation
Recovered refrigerant. Furnace vent pipe removed coil replaced drain pan on coil. Old drain pan was cracked for two scenes. Come together. Reinstalled coil pressure tested. Pull the vacuum 100 icon five minutes. Reconnected furnace combustion air pipe using mission coupling. This will also allow us to remove that pipe to get to the court in the future if we ever have to. Re-piped in the drain started system check air-conditioning operation.
Identified crack in drain pan recommend replacement of drain pan 669944 Need 2" mission coupling Filter drier - biflow Torch kit
Temperature in kitchen of boot closest to the air handler. It’s 57° temperature in living room 67 temperature in addition 77. Turned off dehumidifier check temperatures again and they were all pretty close to the same temperature when the dehumidifier runs. It’s gonna blow hot air, and for some reason, the air is making its way to the addition I believe it’s because of the size of the Plenum, but there’s not much we can do in that crawlspace to change the pleanm
Warranty replacement of April air 80 with a 100 pint
Breaker was tripped checked amps no issues found possibly tripped during lightning