Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service

Category: Air conditioning repair service

Address: 216 Bradenton Ave, Dublin, OH 43017, USA

Phone: +16145458939

Opening hours

Sunday: Open 24 hours

Monday: Open 24 hours

Tuesday: Open 24 hours

Wednesday: Open 24 hours

Thursday: Open 24 hours

Friday: Open 24 hours

Saturday: Open 24 hours

Reviews

Kyle Barger

Jul 19, 2022

Tech arrived without a tall enough ladder and damaged our ceiling by using aluminum ceiling supports to access the roof. Still int fix the issue and automatically charged us $220 more than the quoted price. After politely discussing with the manager what happened and requesting a refund and repair for the damage they ghosted us and said there was nothing they could do.

James Flanary

Jun 14, 2022

My A/C went out I saw you guys on TV and called before the commercial ended. The operator was extremely nice and when I ask what was the soonest she could send a technician out? All she said was " What is a good time for you Mr. Flanary"? We was at my door 12 hours later, he put those paper footies on an got to work replaced a bad capacitors and in no time at all my house was cool again. Thanks Dor-Mar your the best Wes you are my hero. Take care and be safe.....

Terri Smith

Dec 28, 2021

Rick Conley cames to inspect our furnce was curtious and profesional. All of the service guys have been great when ever they come.

Richard Eader

Dec 27, 2021

Gary was very professional, responsive, and showed up on time

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Questions & Answers

How can I determine if I should I repair or replace my current HVAC equipment?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

There are a number of factors to consider when you are facing a large repair bill. Should you fix the existing system or replace with a new one? This is such an important question that we’ve written an article covering all the factors.

How do I know if my air conditioning system is large enough for my home?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

One of the most important functions of an HVAC professional is to accurately size a replacement system for your home, based on a heat load calculation. This is nearly impossible without an on-site visit to take measurements, and to survey the home, its current system and ductwork. In an HVAC system, bigger is definitely not always better. Accurate sizing is most important.

Why does my heat pump make a “whooshing” sound and deliver cool air from the registers?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

During cold weather months, frost can accumulate on the outdoor coil, causing the heat pump to run a defrost cycle for one to ten minutes. Your system will return to heating mode once the ice is gone.

Is it normal for my home’s heat pump to deliver warm air (versus hot air) and operate for a long time during the heating season?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

A heat pump produces air around 80°, still considered warm; but 80° may feel cool to your hand, which usually hovers around 90°.

Why should I consider installing a humidifier?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

During the heating season, cool outdoor air enters your home and tends to dry out as it warms up. That increases static electricity and can cause dry sinus problems. Adding a humidifier adds moisture back into the air, reducing sinus issues. Humidifiers generally have little effect in the cooling season, as humidity hovers around a low 40 percent.

Can I save energy costs by closing registers and doors in rooms that we don’t use regularly?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

This is a definitely NOT something we recommend. Closing registers decreases airflow and efficiency; by closing registers and doors, you’re disrupting airflow and you’ll cause your system to work harder to distribute air to other areas of the home. That causes the system to work harder, cycling more and running with less efficiency.

My HVAC service tech says my AC unit is obsolete, even though it’s cooling fine. What does that mean?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

If your air older conditioner uses “Freon” or R22 refrigerant, your home is being cooled with an outdated, environmentally hazardous refrigerant. Because R22 was found to cause damage to the Earth’s ozone layer, Congress passed a law in 2010 requiring the eventual phasing out of R22 by the year 2020. R22 production has been limited for the past several years, so if your system springs a refrigerant leak, the cost of refilling the relatively rare R22 could make the repair more expensive than it’s worth. And, you can’t simply replace R22 with its replacement refrigerant because system parts aren’t compatible. This means the next time your aging air conditioner requires a repair – especially a refrigerant-related one – it’s probably time to upgrade to a unit that runs on “Puron” also known as R410A. While this requires an investment, the resulting increased efficiency, better air quality, increased comfort and improved reliability are worth it.

What can I check on my home’s HVAC system before I contact you for service?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

Check to ensure the air handler or furnace is plugged in and receiving electricity – check that the breakers and disconnects are turned on and the thermostat is set correctly. If you are calling for AC service during the cooling season, we ask that you turn off your system at least 3 hours prior to our visit. If you coil is iced up, we cannot work on a system until it thaws.

How frequently should I have maintenance performed on my home’s HVAC system?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

We recommend a maintenance plan that includes twice-yearly checks on the system, one in the fall and another in the spring. That allows our service technicians to catch any potential issues before they happen, saving you higher repair costs. Our maintenance programs are designed to keep your AC and heating systems running at peak efficiency all year long.

As a homeowner, can I do any maintenance on my home’s air conditioner?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

A short checklist of tasks every homeowner should do on their AC system: - Change filters regularly - Clear debris, clutter, weeds, or other landscaping from your outdoor unit, it may restrict airflow - Keep your family pets away from an outdoor unit; urine can cause extensive, expensive damage - Use extra caution using a string weedeater around your outdoor unit to avoid damaging wiring or cooling fins. Anything beyond this, we recommend you hire qualified, certified HVAC technicians, like the team at Dor-Mar Heating & Air Conditioning.

How often must I replace my home’s HVAC filters?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

We recommend you replace your home’s disposable filters at least once monthly. If you use washable filters, you should wash them once a month. This gives you optimum efficiency and filtration.

Should I install a programmable thermostat?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

There are a wide variety of electronic programmable thermostats available today, which are much more efficient and accurate than old-style thermostats that use mercury switches. Using a programmable thermostat, you can regulate your home’s temperature by time of day, depending on whether it’s occupied or not. When everything is automatic, you never have to remember to change the setting. Also, many newer thermostats connect to your home’s WiFi, allowing you to manage your home’s temperature remotely with an app on your smartphone or one of the smart devices gaining popularity (like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Apple Home). Programmable “smart” thermostats are definitely the way to go these days. We highly recommend a programmable WiFi thermostat.

What’s the best temperature to set my thermostat?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

In the summertime, average popular temperature settings hover around 78° to 80°; in colder months, 70° to 72° seems to be the most comfortable setting in our area. If you have a programmable thermostat, you can save energy by raising and lowering the temperature depending on whether your home is occupied, but you shouldn’t change the temperature by more than 5° when you come and go; doing so will make the HVAC equipment work harder to set the temperature back to normal later.

What temperature should my home’s AC produce?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

Your air conditioner system’s air temperature depends entirely on the temperature of the air entering the system. Generally speaking, air temperature produced by an AC unit should be 18° to 20° lower than the air that enters the system. For example, if air entering the system is 80°, air coming out should be around 60° to 62°. That is accurate on a system that’s been running a minimum of 15 minutes on a warm, dry day with an air temperature around 80°. On a day with milder temperatures, with the indoor temperature in the low 70’s, or when humidity is much higher, air exiting the unit may only be 15° to 17° cooler than what is entering.

Should I attempt to keep my AC from running too much?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

Air conditioners use a lot of energy and do not produce a lot of cooling when they are first starting up. A system that is undersized is less expensive to run, but of course delivers less comfort for the home’s inhabitants. Although it runs non-stop, it will probably use less energy than a larger system that tends to cycle on and off. Usually, a unit that is either running or off costs less to operate than a unit that cycles on and off.

Is a larger system with more capacity better?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

Not necessarily. A larger system with higher capacity costs more energy to operate, and may have to work harder. A system with too much available capacity will run in short cycles, turning the system off and on repeatedly, causing it to be less efficient. In addition, air conditioners only remove humidity while it is running – shorter run cycles don’t remove humidity from the air as well as it should.

How long should an AC system run in a cycle?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

Unfortunately, there is no exact answer. Air conditioners are sized to remove heat from a home as quickly as it enters, based on a 110° day. On a 110° day, a system should be able to keep up with incoming heat, but not make gains and turn itself off. The further below 110°, the more the system will cycle on and off.

How can I increase the life and efficiency of my home’s cooling and heating systems?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

First, and most importantly, you should clean and replace your HVAC filters frequently. Allowing your system to breathe more freely requires less work on the part of the blower motors. Windows that are exposed to excessive sunlight benefit from shades, drapes or tints and cause the system to work less. A system heats or cools more evenly when the blower is “on” and keeps the air moving constantly throughout the home, and constantly filtered.

How is the efficiency of cooling equipment measured?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

The amount of cooling an AC system will deliver per dollar spent on electricity uses the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (S.E.E.R.) rating system, defined by the Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute in its 2008 standard AHRI 210/240. The higher a cooling unit’s S.E.E.R. rating, the more energy-efficient that piece of equipment. In the USA, the SEER is the ratio of cooling in British thermal unit (BTU) to the energy consumed in watt-hours. S.E.E.R. ratings can range from 13 to 17.

What size HVAC system does my home need?

Gabrielle Piano | Oct 15, 2021
Dor-Mar Dublin Heating and Air Service | Oct 15, 2021

There is no one size that’s right for every house. One ton of AC can cool anywhere between 300 to 800 sq ft, depending on how your home is constructed, affected by the construction of your home. The best way to ensure the system installed in your home is properly optimized (not too small or too large, but just right) is to have your home assessed by a certified HVAC professional.

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