Pisgah Forest NC Air Conditioning Heating
Pisgah Forest, NC Heating & Cooling
Comfort Central is Pisgah Forest’s Top Choice for HVAC Solutions
Living in Pisgah Forest, we get the best of both worlds — warm southern summers and cool mountain winters. However, when the weather turns extreme, you want to be able to heat and cool your home so that you stay nice and comfortable.
The cost to have your HVAC system replaced usually ranges from $5,000-$10,000, with most people paying an average of $7,000. However, the cost for HVAC replacement services can be significantly higher or lower depending on a number of factors including the size of the units you’re having installed, the brand and the SEER rating of the units and the labor costs.
Comfort Central offers fast and reliable HVAC replacement services. To have your HVAC systems replaced, give us a call today.
Finding a good HVAC contractor can make all the difference when it comes to your HVAC systems. Some of the ways you can find a quality HVAC contractor include:
- Asking for HVAC contractor recommendations from friends and family.
- Searching online for HVAC contractors in your area.
- Making sure they’re certified.
- Reading through their reviews and ratings.
Comfort Central’s technicians are certified and are experts in the HVAC field. If you’d like to find out more about the HVAC services we offer, give us a call today.
If your HVAC systems aren’t working properly, there are a few things you can do to try to fix the problem yourself before calling an HVAC technician. Some quick fixes include:
- Checking the air filters.
- Making sure the thermostat is set correctly.
- Replacing the thermostat’s batteries.
- Clear the area around your units.
If you’ve tried these fixes and your HVAC systems are still having problems, the experts at Comfort Central can help. Give us a call for more information on our HVAC repair services today.
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Emily - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Educational, spoke to me in a way that I could understand, present, great communication. Helped me save on future services.
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Rick - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
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Judy - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Both men were professional and courteous
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Julie - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
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Excellent work
Caiti - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Thorough and efficient. Cleaned up after. Friendly and easy to work with.
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Cliff - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
There was a modification I wanted done to integrate the humidifier. The controller was not standard, but they persisted until it was operating as desired. We signed up for the Comfort Club!
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Rick - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
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Very knowledgeable and thorough
Caiti - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Every option was explored in terms of repairs, installs, and pricing. Work was double checked and was thorough. Highly recommend for their experience and know how along with overall honesty and understanding of the situation.
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Dianne - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Cameron always does a great job of servicing our HVAC unit. We are definitely satisfied customers!
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Bob - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Over the past year and a half, Comfort Central installed a new AC unit and furnace for us and modified the ducting for our remodeling project. Everyone at Comfort Central has been on time, courteous and professional. Kevin has been extremely helpful in working through challenges on our remodeling project. The team went beyond expectations to help install our new cooktop hood. I will use Comfort Central again.
Pisgah ForestNC28768 35.215-82.6775Knowledgeable and great service.
Blake - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
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Hands down the best HVAC tech !
Chris - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Cameron is by far the best technician we have met in both customer service skills and technical knowledge. He went above and beyond and answered all of our questions. We have the utmost respect and confidence in him. We would recommend him and the company without hesitation. Thank you for coming out on such short notice as well!
Pisgah ForestNC28768 35.2725-82.685Great work, as always!
Jeff - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
We know we can always depend on Cameron and the Comfort Central team whether we have a system emergency or we need routine maintenance.
Pisgah ForestNC28768 35.2475-82.6675Excellent service!
Elizabeth - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Great communication, polite, excellent work, cleaned up and answered all questions.
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Zoe - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Always provides timely, courteous, and efficient service. Cameron is the best!
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Dianne - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Once again Cameron arrived on time to service our HVAC system. Cameron is so nice and his work ethic is superb. He is a great representative of the company and the reason we continue to use Comfort Central for our HVAC needs.
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Rick - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
Technician always efficient and friendly.
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Russell - Pisgah Forest, NC 28768
always great service
Pisgah ForestNC28768 35.2525-82.665Kelsey T.
Spring tune up Cleaned both indoor and outdoor coil, tested system operation. Incoming voltage is 245.7 compressor is pulling 10.2 amps, condenser fan motor is pulling 1.3 amps. Super heat is 6 and sub cooling is 14. Indoor blower was pulling 2 amps. System had a 19 degree temperature difference.
Cameron S.
Performed 2 system cooling tune ups on heat pump systems checking all electrical, refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shutdown, cleaning of both indoor and outdoor units and drains. Filter x0585 - main Filter x6667 - downstairs
Kelsey T.
Moved two thermostats and tested system operation.
Cameron S.
Performed heating tune up on both upstairs and downstairs heat pump systems checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, defrost, electric resistance heat, unit start up, operation at steady state, shut down of system. Cleaned and checked filters, drains, inspected both indoor and outdoor coils, lineset, ductwork. Everything operates normally at this time. No recommended changes.
Cameron S.
Found rub out on system low pressure switch wire caused system to trip on low voltage short. Repaired connection and insulated around wire housing to prevent future rub out. Cycled unit to check operation. Everything runs normally at this time!
Jay E.
Replaced high pressure switch because it was internally grounded. Replaced defrost board because it was stuck in time delay. Replaced blower mother that seemed to have lost its programming After running for 20 minutes High fan speed static pressure is .4wc Delta t is 21 134/454 60degrees out for tenp
Jay E.
Added transfer grills to 2 rooms
Jay E.
Started system and heat pump. Didn’t hear that sound. Check defrost. Didn’t hear that sound. Let system run for a half hour. Checked amps was steady at 6 A. Pulled the compressor wires off to check the ground. Everything is open so nothing is grounded. Common to run is 1 ohm . Comment to start is 1.9 ohms. Start to run is 2.8 ohms. Calculation on winding seem to be perfect couldn't find any issues today, if it happens again give us a call and we will come back and look at it. The sound from the video isn't normal.
Kelsey T.
Preformed tune up on both systems Could not get emergency heat to work on mother in law suite. Found ecobee thermostat was wrong application for this system. Replaced with Honeywell wifi thermostat and tested system operation. System now works as it should. mother-in-law suite blower is pulling .54 amps Has a 24 degree temperature difference from heat pump. Outdoor fan motor is pulling .43 amps, compressor is pulling 5.6 amps. Heat strip is pulling 18.2 amps and has a temperature difference of 15. Main system blower is pulling .8 amps and has a 30 degree temperature difference on the heat pump. Compressor is pulling 4.5 amps and outdoor fan motor is pulling .7 amps. Electric heat is pulling 41 amps and has a 25 degree temperature difference. Both systems are in great shape and everything is working properly.
Kelsey T.
When we arrived system was powered off. Turned system back on and furnace instantly fired up even though the thermostat was not calling. Checked voltage at EIM and w2 was receiving 24 volts. Replaced EIM and tested system. System is now working properly. Went to reconnect gateway to thermostat, but gateway has no power. It's either a problem with the outlet or the gateway needs to be replaced.
Cameron S.
Found dehumidifier working normally throwing an error code that stated inlet temperature is less than 60° and could cause system to freeze. This fault turns dehumidifier off until it can sample air that is higher than 60°. Took a look at thermostat to quote replacement for a WiFi thermostat. Currently system uses an edge thermostat that has a 2 wire run to it and an EIM (equipment interface module) in the crawlspace for the rest of its connections. Noted wires in wall and crawlspace looks like an 8 wire at eim (see attached photos) potential to add a splice to eim wire to air handler unit and dehumidifier and use wires behind thermostat for a conventional wifi thermostat. Will provide an estimate to swap thermostat.
Kevin S.
Outdoor unit was running but not heating. Reversing valve appeared to be stuck half way. Left thermostat calling for heat and removed power at service disconnect. Waited 2 minutes and restored power. System started heating. After less than a minute went into a defrost cycle automatically. Outdoor temperature was 52° .
Cameron S.
Found condensate line clogged causing system to go out on pressure switch as inducer motor could not breathe. Removed condensate clog and cycled system to check operation, everything looks and runs great at this time. System is a 90% condensing furnace in an attic, does make water during the winter so has the potential to freeze however all the drains appear to be insulated to lessen the probability of that happening.
Cameron S.
Performed heating tune up on heat pump system checking all electrical components, refrigerant balance, defrost, unit start up, operation, shut down. Everything looks and runs great!
Jay E.
Found blower motor, buzzing when starting and while running. Bearings are going bad and blow a motor. Replace blower motor tested operation. Everything looks good now.
Cameron S.
Find filters at filterfetch.com using product code CKT-P4NW Upstairs filter is a 16x20x1 Performed ultimate heating tune up on both heat pump systems checking unit start up, operation, shut down, cycling of defrost, checking of electric resistance heat, checked all electrical components, unit refrigerant balance. Everything looks and runs great!
Kelsey T.
Found outdoor txv and filter dryer plugged, not allowing refrigerant to get back to the compressor.also found a 20x25x1 filter inside of unit that was plugged. If a new filter is here when we return to fix the txv and filter dryer we will replace the filter. Office will be in contact with price and when the parts will be in. Until the system can be repaired emergency heat will be the only form of heat from the system.
Cameron S.
Added 1lb 2 oz of r410a refrigerant to system as was running a little low in cooling mode during defrost cycle. (Tripped low pressure cut off) however operated normally in heating mode. Talked to customer about returning in the spring to double check the charge and insure proper charging of equipment. Flagged call for reschedule in spring. Told customer if we don't call him to call us when the temps are consistently above 70° days.
Kevin S.
Set thermostat from emergency heat to heat. Heat pump came on with no fault code on the circuit board. Checked defrost cycle. System is working without a fault. If the heat pump stops working again need to check for 24vac to outdoor unit and for fault codes before resetting the thermostat or setting to emergency heat.
Cameron S.
Replacement of gas valve and hot surface ignitor assembly and tune of furnace to manufacturers specifications. Cycled furnace to check operation. Everything looks and runs great!
Jay E.
Heat delta T was 38 cooling Delta T was 20
Cameron S.
Performed ultimate heating tune ups on heat pump systems.
Cameron S.
Performed ultimate heating tune up on dual fuel gas and heat pump system and heat pump upstairs system checking all electrical components, performing full combustion analysis, check of refrigerant balance, unit start up, operation, shut down, safeties, defrost. Changed humidifier pad and cycled to check operation. Everything looks and runs great! No additional changes recommended at this time.
Kelsey T.
Found where duct went through to lower Addition and is possibly kinked off not allowing proper airflow. Discussed adding additional drop. The roof to this addition is smaller and it may not be possible to get an additional duct into this room. There is a possibility that we may be able to come into the closet of this room and run out above the closet door. If this option won't work the only other possibility would be adding a mini split to this room.
Kelsey T.
Delta T of 25F. Line temp of 144F in heat mode with an outdoor ambient of 48F. Filter is clean. Checked coils. Treated outdoor coil with coil cleaner. Brushed out drain trap. Capacitor is good. Tested heat strip. System is functioning normally.