King George Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, Electric

Hey Martha, While there is no set timeframe for the life of your filters, it is generally recommended you change your filters at least once every three months. This is recommended for the average household but does not account for homes with outside contaminants or other household allergen risks. If, for example, you are a pet owner, we generally suggest changing your filters more frequently on a monthly basis. I hope this answers your question.

Hey Martha, Yes. We offer comprehensive maintenance plans that are outlined specifically to meet the needs of our customers. Our flexible plans will allow you to choose specifically what you’d like to add to your maintenance regimen to keep your heating and cooling system in top shape. I hope this answers your question.

Hi Mecy, We offer all factory warranties on new systems purchased and installed with us as well as a satisfaction guarantee on our expert services. We will work to ensure you are 100% satisfied with the services and equipment we provide. I hope this answers your question.

Hello Jeffey, Routine maintenance can mean the difference between prolonging the life of your HVAC system and replacing it years earlier than planned. At a minimum, filters should be changed every 3 months (or less if you have pets or other allergens in your home), and a professional maintenance check should be done prior to the start of each season in order to ensure everything is in working order. I hope this answers your question.

Hi Merelyn, There are many benefits to using a zoned climate system, but the most notable is the ability to save you money while using less energy. These systems allow for homes to keep certain “common” areas cooler or warmer while letting other areas remain at higher levels. This gives your system a break from attempting to climate control your entire home, using less energy, and increasing its efficiency. I hope this answers your question!

In general, your home requires approximately 25 BTUs to control the climate of one square foot in your home. For a very rough estimate, multiply your square footage by 25 to get a general idea of how large a system you will need. It is important to note, however, that there are several factors that figure into determining the right size unit – including ceiling heights, type and quality of insulation, drafts, and ductwork seal quality to name a few. A consult with our trained technicians will give you the most accurate estimate of what you’ll need.

Air purifier systems can benefit your home by way of decreasing known allergens and airborne contaminants. These systems work in conjunction with your current filtration systems on your existing HVAC unit and can add an extra layer of protection to the air in your homes.

In general, your home requires approximately 25 BTUs to control the climate of one square foot in your home. For a very rough estimate, multiply your square footage by 25 to get a general idea of how large a system you will need. It is important to note, however, that there are several factors that figure into determining the right size unit – including ceiling heights, type and quality of insulation, drafts, and ductwork seal quality to name a few. A consult with our trained technicians will give you the most accurate estimate of what you’ll need.