Finding The Right HVAC Contractor

If you’ve been having problems with your existing heating and cooling system a reputable and knowledgeable HVAC contractor should ask for details and follow up with a thorough examination of your heating and cooling system. Only then, they should provide you with viable solutions. If it’s a matter of an existing unit not properly sized for the structure, a qualified HVAC contractor will run a heat-load calculation to recommend new or additional equipment that will meet your home or business needs. In the long run this can prove to be less expensive and more energy efficient.

The contractor should then give you a written estimate stating the cost for a new system or parts along with labor. Most companies will also offer you a financing plan along with an extended warranty.

Looking for Qualified NJ/PA HVAC Contractor?

• Provide proof of Workers Comp and be bonded to protect you and your home from any damages.
• Verify that the HVAC contractor you consider has a listed business address and telephone number. If any contractor is lacking a business address or other appropriate contact information, how can you be sure they’ll be available if your system should ever need repairs?
• Find out what type of equipment the HVAC contractor uses to test your heating system and how they detect potential levels of carbon monoxide to verify the safety of your home or business.
• Find out how they handle the recovery of refrigerants to make sure they are properly disposed of and don’t contaminate the air? Any HVAC contractor that handles refrigerants should possess an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) license.
• That the HVAC contractor is licensed in NJ or PA.