Saving The Day With Superior HVAC Services For Chapel Hill NC
Welcome to Heroes Heating & Cooling, your one-stop-shop for all HVAC needs in Chapel Hill NC! Whether temperatures are soaring or plummeting, fear not – our team of HVAC superheroes is here to save the day. We offer a range of services to keep your home comfy and cozy, delivered with unparalleled professionalism and superhuman expertise! First, our air conditioning repair, installation and maintenance services are second to none! No matter how tricky a problem you’ve got, our super-powered technicians can handle it. But wait, there’s more! When winter’s chill descends upon us, our heating repair, installation and maintenance services come to the rescue! Our heating mastery will keep you snug and warm even through the iciest months. Plus, let’s not forget HVAC’s sidekick – indoor air quality! Our IAQ services do battle against all the dust, allergens and indoor pollutants that threaten your home. But what truly sets us apart is our team. Our superheroes are expert, friendly technicians with a passion for their craft and a commitment to swift, excellent service. So Chapel Hill citizens, never fear HVAC troubles again! Trust Heroes Heating & Cooling to swoop in and save the day!
So if you’re in search of the ultimate HVAC heroes to rescue you from the clutches of discomfort, you’ve found them – but don’t just take our word for it. Hear it straight from your neighbors in Chapel Hill NC. Our review pages are treasures troves of tales of satisfied customers regaling you with epic encounters with our top-notch service. Discover how we defeated faulty ACs, conquered malfunctioning furnaces and triumphed over indoor air quality villains! Then, when you’re ready to unleash the power of unbeatable comfort, send us a message online or give us a call at 919-632-0402 – we’ll be on the way!
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Add dehumidifier to Crawlspace
Technician came out quickly, diagnosed the problem, and put in a stop-gap measure to keep the A/C running while we waited for the part to come in.
Found system blower motor not running upon arrival. Upon further inspection found bad variable speed blower. Also found drain line clogged. Will order parts and return to replace
Preformed full system tune up. Checked duct system for growth and leaks. Checked blower amps 1.56. Cleared drain lin. Checked combustion system .59. Checked flame safety system 2.6. Checked all safeties. Checked compressor amps 4.67. Checked outdoor fan amps .49. Checked refrigerant pressures
York 15 seer air conditioner with 95% gas furnace for 2nd floor
Excellent Service
Found upstairs system ignition system bad. Also found flame safety system corrosion. Also found single start assembly reading below manufacture specs. Told customer every time system starts the blower motor is getting damaged. Also found system low on charge. Customer has a leak. Found contactor assembly pitted. Gave customer options to make repairs. Customer is talking to comfort advisor about repairs
York 14 seer air conditioner with water source air handler
Found mini split not working. Air handler not cutting on but outdoor unit
York 14 seer air conditioning system and 95% gas furnace. Replace existing zone system and 2 new thermostats.
Here the furnace has multiple odes, with the system not communicating with the furnace. Possible power surge that has damaged multiple parts of the system. All control boards will need replacement, along with the indoor blower motor plus combustion fan. The furnace board will not allow to clear faults, and the controller is locked out on a non communication fault. My recommendation is for replacement of the system due to number of repairs needed. Diagnostic of no heat on a communicating system
Maintenance (1 system: Coleman) (Fall Tune Up) Started at the furnace, looked to see if the drain pan was clear, checked the flame sensor & blower motor amps both checked out to be in good condition. Looked for any mold/growth inside the system, made sure the drain line was free from any blockages. Turned A/c on, checked the compressor & fan amps, let the system run for a while, then checked pressures it was 54 degrees outside i had a reading of 86psig on the suction line, suggesting that the system is operating normally for the given conditions and refrigerant type. The specific refrigerant pressure-temperature relationship can help determine it the suction line pressure is appropriate, 186.8psig on the liquid line. Then shut the unit off to checked all the components within the outside unit, and everything looked great!
Here a fall maintenance performed, and no issues to report. The heat rise was 56*, which is within allowable manufacturing specifications. All amp draws are as follows indoor fan 1.10 induce draft fan .64 Amps flame sensor 7.6 mili volts igniter 49.6 ohms. Also the cooling pressures were recorded, and found to be in optimal range. As of now the system is running in normal operation in heating, and cooling.
Here a three system fall maintenance was performed, and no immediate issues to report. All heat rise are with manufacturers specifications, and all Amp draws within tolerance. The capacitors are all in range, and both modes heating, and cooling operating properly. The recently installed system had to be reprogrammed to work as a duel fuel, and the auxiliary heat is locked out until below 40* through the nest thermostat. This system to was tested, and now has the duel fuel capability.