Leinbach Services provides real assurance that your new central air unit is installed correctly for increasing amounts of efficiency and comfort. This would result in damp humid indoor air, poor airflow, shortened lifespan of the unit, and higher power bills. When we come to your home or office for your free design consultation, we’re going to inspect your current system and talk about how we can increase the performance of your home. Here’s exactly what we’re looking at:

1. Properly designed and sized unit: We’ll determine the correct size of the unit for your space in order to optimize the unit’s performance. Ultimately, the best path to comfort and savings is finding an air conditioning unit that actually fits your home. One that isn’t powerful enough won’t effectively cool your home and will inflate your power bill. One that is too powerful will work too quickly, shutting off before most of the humidity has been removed, leaving you cool but clammy.
2. Evaluate and improve ductwork: Leaky ducts waste energy and money as it reduces the amount of conditioned air flow. We’ll inspect your ductwork by testing for leakage, then based on that information, we’ll talk about making necessary repairs to meet or exceed performance standards.
3. Optimize airflow: Certain seasons encourage high levels of humidity, so by supplying a constant supply of ventilation, you’ll free the air from excessive amounts of moisture in the air. Lack of humidity control in our local humid climate can lead to mold growth causing moisture-related health problems.

Keeping your home in perfect condition and your family comfortable is a high priority to Leinbach Services.

What happens when you don’t get a tune-up?

Easiest fix for energy efficiency is as simple as a tune-up. Up to 50% of your home’s energy bill is from your heating and air conditioning system. If it’s not running correctly, you’re losing money to the power company and needlessly draining energy resources.

• Unplanned breakdowns from improper maintenance, just like your car.

• Condenser coils get clogged with dust, dirt, pollen, and other debris. When that happens, the condenser coil loses its ability to pull air from the unit. Then, the compressor has to work hard causing a higher electric bill.

• Dirty filters can cause the evaporator coil to starve for air. Each evaporator coil is designed for a specific volume of air to ensure adequate operation.

• Lack of professional maintenance on your cooling system can mean failure of the unit’s compressor, condenser fan, and other system components. A malfunction of a single component will overwork your unit. To illustrate this point, 80% of all compressor failures could have been avoided if a proper maintenance had been performed.

• Prematurely replacing the entire unit or system.

• Increasing your utility bills by 35%.

• If you have to add refrigerant to your heat pump system that means you have a leak, which damages the environment and costs you money.

Most of the time, heat pumps give warning signs of an impending emergency breakdown, but we either don’t notice or we dismiss it, instead of calling someone out to take a look. For example, let’s say your unit has been running fine for years and has never needed any work. But, sometimes it’s really loud or you have to turn the unit off and on for it to work. These are just a couple warning signs of an impending comfort disaster.

Comfort Club Membership

Join our Comfort Club Membership for the ultimate homeowner hassle-free heating and cooling program. We offer four different options based on your financial and homeowner needs. Regardless of which program you choose, we’ll tune-up your cooling unit in the spring to prepare for summer and your heating unit in the fall to prepare for winter. Plus, you’ll receive discounts and/or freebies on other services, such as plumbing including gas, electrical, and handyman.