Heat & Cool

At Heat & Cool our goal is to keep you comfortable and help you maintain your home's heating and cooling system. We're happy to offer how-to advice on our blog, as well as expert service techs and reliable products to keep your home comfy. Over the years we've noticed some recurring questions and we thought it was time to provide you with the answe... rs. Here are the top 10 HVAC FAQs we hear: 1. How often should I have my HVAC system serviced? To keep your system running properly, you should have it serviced at least once a year. Contact us any time for a tune-up and we'll make sure you're in tip-top shape! 2. What HVAC preventative maintenance can I do? Although we love stopping by and giving your system a check up, we'll never do it if the maintenance is something you can do. You should be able to tackle changing your filter each month, dusting of the inner coils periodically, and keeping your outdoor unit level. Please let us know if you do need help with these things. We're here to help! 3. How do I find replacement parts for my HVAC system? We recommend giving us a call for any replacement parts. We are an authorized Bryant dealer and can keep your costs down and provide you with superior parts. 4. How can I get information about financing options for a new furnace? The easiest way is to apply online through our financing page. We offer flexible plans to fit most any budget. If you have specific questions please call us at (317) 745-5635. 5. How often should I change my furnace filter? We recommend changing your furnace filter every thirty days for optimal performance. If you use reusable filters, plan on cleaning it at least once a month as well. 6. How does geothermal energy work? Geothermal energy is the earth's free energy source. Our Bryant® Geothermal Comfort Systems use heat pumps to extract heat from the earth and use it to heat your home. 7. What should I set my thermostat on? This question is really a matter of personal preference. According to Google, room temperature is around 70 degrees. We ...Read More