Quality HVAC Services and Energy Efficiency.

At C&M Mechanical Heating and Cooling we work on and service all HVAC systems for both commercial and residential. No project or job is too small or too big. We work on all brands from top of the line like Carrier, Payne, Bosch or middle shelf like Goodman or Innovair. In all honesty, it really comes down to the customer's personal preferences and their budget. Every manufacture's equipment and products are good, and we don’t personally partner with one company to push their products, because we believe in giving the customer all their options. The key to your system running efficiently from the start is making sure you hire an honest and reliable HVAC contractor such as C&M Mechanical Heatin and Cooling who do exceptional installation jobs. We are happy to answer any questions regarding any brands or manufactures, we pride ourselves on over 25 years of expertise in the trade and know all brands inside and out.

The easiest way to improve energy efficiency with your HVAC system is by doing regular maintenance. By doing regular maintenance you are keeping your system running efficiently and not having it work as hard, keeping those energy bills lower. If you are  considering upgrading your system, all new HVAC systems are the most energy efficient, as new refrigerant is regularly coming out that meets environmental standards more efficiently. Many customers look for high SEER ratings when researching new HVAC equipment. Other ways to improve energy efficiency if upgrading your system is not an option right now is: ensure your ductwork is properly sealed, upgrading to a smart thermostat, change your air filters every 3 months and adding zoning systems to your home or business for better air flow and control

The most common problems that homeowners face with their HVAC system is unexpected repairs, because they don’t perform regular maintenance. Often times, we find that customers don’t know they need to do maintenance, and think just changing their filters is enough. Most customers are surprised when we find their system completely clogged and filled with dirt, when we're called because their system stopped working. When the system is clogged it is not breathing as it should, causing it to work harder; having the motor, compressor and other components work harder than they should, and eventually leading to a breakdown. On those really hot days the system is working even harder. By scheduling your regular maintenance it is more than just a filter change but a comprehensive thorough cleaning and inspection of the entire HVAC system. Most HVAC issues can be caught ahead of time, avoiding an unexpected breakdown in the middle of summer heat.

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. You may hear the phrase when doing search for Air Conditioning or Heating solutions for your home or business. What's included in an HVAC system depends on the type of equipment you have. A standard HVAC system includes the heating equipment components: furnace, heat pump or boiler; cooling equipment components: air conditioner, evaporator coil and the condenser unit; ventilation and air movement components: air handler, ductwork, vents and registers; air quality components such as the filters and lasty the control and accessory components like your thermostat.