Services

It’s good to get your HVAC System serviced for preventative measures by the best HVAC Contractor Tulsa has to offer.. It’s like changing your oil in your car. If you don’t do proper maintenance it causes the longevity of your unit to decrease drastically and it prevents semi-annual breakdowns because it runs more efficiently to perform during the hotter months.
Any homeowner can help their HVAC System by changing their filters on a monthly or quarterly basis depending upon the material in the filter. If you use a fiberglass filter, you should anticipate changing your filter once a month. However, if you use a pleated filter you can change it every three months. Other methods are cleaning your outdoor unit with a water hose. Cleaning the outdoor coils with a water hose will keep the coils from getting clogged up with grass clippings or other debris. We recommend that you do this in Spring and Fall.
However, if your HVAC System begins to act irregularly, Comfort Class provides a multitude of HVAC Contractor Tulsa services for our customers

AC Repair

  • Some symptoms of HVAC issues are if the unit is not turning on or if the coils are freezing up or, simply, if your indoor temperature is not being maintained or reached.
  • Some common AC Repairs that we perform are replacement of components on the outdoor unit from not being properly cleaned as well as ensuring proper freon balancing.

AC replacement

  • How would you know if you need to replace your AC Unit. Most systems have a life expectancy of 15-20 years but that is solely dependent on proper maintenance of the system. Other symptoms would show up in your electric bill. You may find your utility bill goes up considerably. This could be because your unit is not running efficiently and may be in need of replacement.
  • If your unit needs to be replaced you can anticipate it taking one full day (depending upon access). A system replacement can range from $7,000 to $15,000 or more. There are a lot of variables that determine cost all based on the customers wants and needs.

Maintenance

  • When HVAC Contractor Tulsa comes to your home for maintenance we will simply work through our checklist to ensure that your unit is running safely and efficiently on a daily basis. This also includes checking all your components for expiration dates. If we discover that there are repairs needed, we will discuss all the options with you and help you find the best path forward for your needs.

Tune Ups

  • Tune ups are similar in that we simply follow our checklist. We hook up our gauges to check freon levels and to ensure you don’t have any leaks. We also check all electrical components to ensure proper voltage and functioning within the system. The tune up also includes cleaning the outdoor unit and changing your indoor filters.

Heater Repair

  • The most common repairs that we respond to are issues like the thermostat doesn’t work and it’s not coming on. This is usually because of a blown fuse or the control board is no longer working. This is often a quick repair from HVAC Contractor Tulsa.
  • Other issues are things like the furnace blowing cold air. It’s running but the burners are not kicking on. This is usually because the air filter is dirty or there are ignition failures within the system that are not letting the burners turn on. This also is a quick repair as long as the parts are readily available.
  • The heater may constantly turn on and off. This is usually due to improper air flow or a limit switch failure. I’ve also seen this happen if your unit isn’t properly sized for your home. Depending upon the cause of this, the time to fix it may vary.
  • Strange furnace noises – this is usually caused by bad bearings in your indoor blower motor or your blower wheel. This is an easy diagnosis and will take a few hours to fix at your home.
  • Uneven heating throughout the home – this is usually caused from improper air flow or undersized ducts or poor insulation in different parts of your home. We’ve even seen where there are actually air ducts that have become unconnected in parts of the home. This is not a hard thing to diagnose through one of our service calls to HVAC Contractor Tulsa.
  • Rising Utility Bills – other than an increase in utility costs, this issue could be caused by an older furnace unit that is no longer working sufficiently or efficiently. The thermostat may not be calibrated correctly causing the unit to continue to run. We have also seen this issue when the system isn’t properly cleaned. Debris can build up to the point where the motor turns off prematurely. This can also be from a dirty filter. These problems are easily fixed.
  • Burning smells – this is usually because of the first start up of the season and dust burning off. The smell should go away quickly. If not, then it will need an immediate issue to solve. It can be fixed easily, HVAC Contractor Tulsa just needs to get out and take a look at it.