HEATING & COOLING SYSTEMS

You pay for hot and cold air. Is it reaching the places you want it to? If your old furnace doesn’t work like it used to, the problem may be in the “ductwork” (the pipes and vents that deliver air) and not in the furnace at all.  Duct systems are often so leaky that most furnaces and air-conditioners in American homes function at 60 percent of their operating efficiencies.

GreenSpot heating and air-conditioning pros can perform a broad spectrum of work – from simple tune-ups, to trouble-shooting duct leakage, to outright replacement of furnaces and air-conditioners with high-efficiency models.

High-efficiency furnaces usually cost about $500 to $1,000 more than mid-efficiency units—and some utilities offer rebates that cover much of the difference. If your furnace is 10 or more years old, you could save hundreds of dollars per year in energy costs by upgrading to a modern, high-efficiency model.