Your home’s HVAC system is instrumental in keeping your place safe, comfortable, and welcoming for your family members. Unfortunately, when issues arise, it can be difficult to know with which HVAC contractors to work. Knowing which questions to ask can help you weed out who’s not fit for the job.

Questions for Potential HVAC Contractors

What sets them apart from their competition? 

While many HVAC companies offer similar services, some businesses set themselves apart by offering convenient services like 24/7 emergency support or an expanded list of specialties. Talk with HVAC contractors about what makes their business different, and write down their answers so you can compare results with different companies. 

Do they offer in-house financing?

HVAC system failures can happen suddenly, leaving you with a large expense. Fortunately, many HVAC companies offer in-house financing, making it convenient to replace your system when you need to. 

Do they guarantee their work? 

Ask contractors whether or not they guarantee their work and the products they install in your home. Guarantees don’t just add a layer of security to your investment, but also give you an idea of how confident the contractor is in their services. Additionally, make sure the employees are certified by the manufacturer to install their products, which helps to prevent prematurely voided warranties. 

Will they perform a load evaluation? 

HVAC systems should neither be too large or too small for your home, since overly large systems can cycle on and off more frequently than they should and small systems may struggle to keep up with demand. If you are having services performed, ask your HVAC contractors to perform a load evaluation to prevent issues. 

Whether your HVAC system is getting older or you are concerned about recent problems, the team at April’s Country Air Heating & Cooling can help you to make things right. With a commitment to carrying top quality products and offering impeccable customer service, their HVAC contractors can help your home to operate more efficiently. To find out more, visit their website, or give them a call at (417) 326-2771.