A repair usually makes sense if the unit is newer and the fix is straightforward. Replacement is often smarter if the system is older, breaking down repeatedly, or causing high energy bills. We’ll evaluate:

• System age + condition

• Repair cost vs expected lifespan

• Efficiency improvements with a new unit

• Comfort issues (uneven rooms, weak airflow)

Common causes include thermostat settings, a dirty filter, ignition/flame sensor issues, or the system cycling improperly. We’ll test the components safely, confirm airflow, and recommend the best fix.

This can happen from poor airflow (dirty filter, blocked vents), thermostat problems, refrigerant-related issues, or a failing capacitor/fan. We’ll check airflow, temperature split, and system performance to pinpoint the issue.

Call if you notice:

• Uneven temperatures (hot/cold rooms)

• Weak airflow

• Strange noises or odors

• Frequent cycling on/off

• Higher-than-normal energy bills

• System won’t start or won’t hold temperature

Often, yes—especially for homeowners looking for efficient heating and cooling. The best choice depends on your home’s insulation, ductwork, existing system, and comfort goals. We’ll recommend the best setup for your home and budget.