Yes.
Your HVAC system works hard to keep you comfortable. Regular wear and tear can diminish the efficiency of your system over time. Scheduling regular maintenance ensures the longevity of your heating and air conditioning system. Our technicians can catch any potential issues before they become expensive problems, such as leaks, rot, mold, rust, frayed wires, and corrosion at the electrical contacts. Regular preventative maintenance services will keep your HVAC system running longer and more efficiently, saving you money in the long run as well as on your monthly utility bills. We recommend two maintenance visits per year. Learn about our money-saving maintenance plans at Gary's Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc.

Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency or "AFUE" shows you how much fuel is utilized and how much fuel is lost in a particular heating system. New heating systems are much more efficient than they used to be. If your home heating system is 10 years old or older, it could be about 60% efficient-meaning just 60 cents of every dollar you spend in gas to fuel the machine is actually utilized, and 40 cents is lost in the flue pipe. Today's new and improved heating systems are 80% to 90% efficient. When it comes time to replace your heater or furnace, you could see drastic energy savings reflected on your monthly bill.

Absolutely! Our indoor air quality services are designed to improve your home environment. We encourage you to call us and learn more about these services, including high efficiency air cleaners and whole house humidifiers.

Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio or "SEER" is the rating that helps you understand the efficiency of your home heating and cooling system and how much a particular unit will save you in energy costs. Think of SEER for your HVAC system as MPG for your car. A car with higher MPG is more fuel efficient and will save you money. An HVAC unit with a higher SEER rating will help you achieve energy savings.

The weather in Amarillo can be extreme, going from very hot to very cold quickly. You need a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system that is up to the challenge of keeping your home comfortable for years to come. If you've noticed diminished airflow, frequent repairs, hot or cold spots in your home, or other trouble signs, it may be time to consider installing a replacement system.