We will only suggest AC replacement if the system is on its last legs or damaged beyond repair, and repair and other costs outweigh the benefits of the unit.
Planning to install a new AC? You can trust us to manage your project from start to finish. We have extensive experience managing air conditioning installation and repair projects of varying complexity near Windsor.
We are a customer-centric company. When developing a solution, we ask how it can simplify the life of the customer. Our experience allows us to create cost-effective solutions without cutting corners. We have a transparent pricing policy. We have no hidden charges and offer a five-year parts and labor warranty.
Whether you have a boiler repair project near Windsor or need help with furnace replacement in Windsor, it makes sense to hire a pro. A professional knows how different types of systems work. Instead of rushing to conclusions, they get to the root cause of problems and address them.
Our team consists of seasoned professionals. Our experts get stuff done right the first time. They leverage their know-how and expertise to create value for our customers. Whether you have a minor plumbing leak or are grappling with a plumbing nightmare, our team has got you covered.
Your HVAC is one of the most hardworking equipment in your home. Like all other household equipment, HVACs require proper care and maintenance. Periodic maintenance extends system lifespan, improves performance, and minimizes equipment breakdowns.
Lack of maintenance can affect HVAC efficiency. A neglected system is unreliable and requires frequent repairs. A low-efficiency HVAC has to work harder and longer to meet your home’s heating and cooling requirements.
An overworked system can get stressed and develop problems. In a worst-case scenario, an unaddressed problem can snowball into a major issue and your HVAC might go kaput.
You can avoid the following problems with periodic maintenance:
During a tune-up, our team will:
Our philosophy is simple, we always want to maintain equipment to give it the longest life possible. Next, we want to focus on repairing when something goes wrong. Then only as the last choice, we replace equipment when needed. That’s the John Owens Way.