Master Plumbers Heating & Cooling

During the winter months, windows and doors stay closed to keep the heat inside. While this preserves heat, it also traps indoor air pollutants inside. Dust, pet dander, and other particles circulate through the heating system every time the fan runs. Over time, this can lower the quality of the air inside the building. Standard filters capture large debris, but they often miss smaller particles. Indoor air quality solutions, such as air cleaners and high-efficiency filtration systems, provide a deeper clean. Our professionals can evaluate your current system and recommend the right solution for your needs. Our technicians install air quality... Read full review

Hidden water leaks can cause significant damage before they are even noticed. A leak can occur inside a wall, under a concrete slab, or underground in the yard. These leaks can waste thousands of gallons of water and lead to structural issues or mold growth. Often, the first sign of a hidden leak is an unexplained increase in the water bill. You might also notice warm spots on the floor or the sound of water running when all fixtures are off. Our professionals use specialized leak detection equipment to pinpoint the location of the problem without causing unnecessary damage.Our technicians use acoustic listening devices that amplify the sound... Read full review

As winter fades and spring begins, it is time to check your HVAC system. The heating unit has worked hard for several months and needs to be inspected before it is turned off. At the same time, the air conditioning system needs to be prepared for the warmer weather ahead. Our professionals perform a seasonal safety check to manage this transition. We inspect the furnace one last time to ensure no issues developed during the winter that could pose a safety risk. We check the heat exchanger and the flue pipe for any signs of corrosion or blockage.For the cooling system, we begin the process of readying it for spring. We check the thermostat to... Read full review

The thermostat acts as the brain of the heating and cooling system. It tells the equipment when to turn on and how long to run. Older manual thermostats may not offer the precision needed for modern efficiency. A smart thermostat allows for better management of the indoor climate. It can be programmed to adjust temperatures based on the schedule of the building's occupants. This reduces the workload on the HVAC unit when the space is empty. Our professionals are skilled in the installation and setup of these advanced devices. They ensure the new thermostat is compatible with the existing heating and cooling equipment.Installing a smart thermo... Read full review

A sump pump is a critical device for protecting basements and crawlspaces from flooding. It sits in a pit and pumps water out of the building when the water level rises. During the spring, melting snow and heavy rains can saturate the ground, causing water to seep into the foundation. If the sump pump fails, the lower level of the building can flood quickly. The pump relies on a float switch to activate the motor. If this switch gets stuck or fails, the pump will not turn on. Our professionals inspect the sump pump system to ensure it is ready for the wet season. Our technicians test the pump by filling the pit with water and watching the cyc... Read full review

With the arrival of warmer weather, it is important to think about the condition of your air conditioning system. If your AC unit is old or has required frequent repairs, it may be time to consider a replacement. Installing a new cooling system is a proactive step that ensures reliability during the summer. Modern air conditioners are often more efficient than older models, which can lead to better performance. Our professionals help you determine the right size and type of unit for your building. Proper sizing is critical; a unit that is too small will run constantly, while one that is too big will not remove humidity effectively.Our technic... Read full review

Exterior faucets, also known as hose bibs, are often unused during the winter months. If water was left in the line during the freezing weather, it may have expanded and cracked the pipe. This crack usually happens inside the wall where it is not visible. When you turn the faucet on for the first time in the spring, water might leak inside the house instead of flowing out of the spout. Our professionals recommend inspecting these outdoor fixtures before attaching a garden hose. We check for leaks, drips, and stiffness in the handle operation. Our technicians can replace damaged hose bibs with new, frost-free models. These models are designed... Read full review

Before the summer heat reaches its peak, your air conditioning system needs a professional tune-up. Sitting idle during the winter can affect the components of the cooling system. A tune-up is a preventative service that inspects and cleans the unit to ensure it is ready to work. Our professionals start by checking the electrical connections. Loose wires or worn contacts can cause the compressor to fail. We tighten these connections and measure the voltage to ensure the parts are receiving the right amount of power. We also lubricate the fan motor and check the bearings.Our technicians check the refrigerant charge, which is vital for cooling.... Read full review