Address: 101 N Clayview Dr Ste A, Liberty, MO 64068, USA
Phone: +18165358000
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Joseph Sbarro
Metro Heating was assigned by American Home Shield to service my heatpump/hvac system. Technician arrived on 6/27 and determined the system needed replacement. As of 7/2 no claim has been submitted to AHS. Metro was contacted on 6/29 by myself and American Home Shield and were told they were unable to get ahold of the technician but will leave an message for the technician for the claim to be submitted as they sometime have complications with the submission process. Metro was contacted again by AHS on 6/30 with the same response. 6 days later and no A/C with temperature 85+ in the house and still no update regarding status of submission/claim Two stars due to knowledge and friendliness of technician during service.
Deborah Walker
They replaced my hot water heater. They were considerate and let me know when they would arrive. Kent and Nate were courteous and very professional. They took the time to explain what needed to be done. They completed the work in a timely fashion and checked to make sure I had hot water and good water pressure before they left. They took their trash with them and left everything clean. I highly recommend Metro Heating, AC, & Plumbing.
Charise Perez
I enjoy doing business with this company because they value their customers. They have great personalities and they take the time to do the work. Their professional and appreciative of your business. I will definitely use them again! Thanks Kent
B Scott
This company is amazing! We met them through our warranty company and they were so fabulous, we will not use another company. They are affordable, professional, and know their stuff. Blessed to have found this company. After dealing with many other companies, we feel like we found the diamond in the rough! Thank you Metro Heating and AC. Lifetime customers right here.
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Yes, this is normal. A heat pump generally produces air that is 80°, which is considered warm and will heat the house evenly. However, 80° may feel cool to your hand, which is usually closer to 90°.
You should have maintenance done on your air conditioning system twice a year. This not only ensures maximum efficiency but also enables us to foresee any possible problems that may occur shortly.
Changing out your air filter regularly is the primary maintenance you can perform. When talking about ground mounted outdoor units the units will need to be kept clear of debris, which includes any foliage in the area. Additional maintenance should only be performed by qualified personnel.
For peak efficiency, performance and filtration, it is recommended that you replace your disposable filters at least once a month. If you have washable filters, they should be cleaned once a month.
In general, no. HVAC systems are the least efficient when first turning on. A system with too much capacity will run in numerous short cycles, turning on and off repeatedly, therefore causing it to be less efficient and increasing energy consumption. Another primary function of an air conditioner is to remove humidity from the air and running shorter cycles doesn’t remove humidity from the air very well.
As a consumer the most important tasks you can perform involve cleaning and replacement of your filters regularly. Also, shades, drapes, shutters, or screens can be installed on windows that are exposed to extreme sunlight to help reduce temperatures as well.
HVAC systems use a metric called S.E.E.R. (seasonal energy efficiency ratio) when assessing efficiency. S.E.E.R. is the amount of cooling your system will deliver per dollar spent on electricity. For example, a 3-ton unit may have a S.E.E.R. efficiency rating of 13, 14, or 15. The higher the S.E.E.R., which ranges from 13 -17, the more efficient the system will be.
In general, one (1) ton of air conditioning can cool anywhere from 300 to 800 square feet of home. The primary factor impacting the effectiveness of an AC unit is the construction of your home. The best way to assess your home's needs is to have a licensed professional evaluate them.
Heating and cooling systems are sized according to their tonnage. One (1) ton equals 12,000 BTU/H (British Thermal Units/ Hour).
HVAC is short for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. The acronym is often used as an abbreviation to refer to your whole heating and cooling system.
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