HVAC and Furnace Contractor

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Who is a HVAC Contractor
HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air
Conditioning so this type of contractor will work
on heating and air conditioning units. They will
repair and install air conditioners, vents, and
heaters along with their related equipment. This
can include thermostats, heat pumps, boilers,
furnaces, air conditioners, and ductwork. A HVAC
contractor San Diego may also be trained and
licensed to do such work as performing energy
audits and sealing ducts. When you become a HVAC
contractor, you are usually certified with a
North American Technician Excellence
certification (NATE). Before you can become a
certified HVAC contractor San Diego you first
take and pass a state licensing exam. This exam
will test your practical knowledge regarding the
functions, repair techniques, and parts of air
conditioners and heaters.
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What a HVAC Contractor do?
They are tested on mechanical codes, which vary
by state. This will ensure that the equipment
and clients home are protected when the
contractor works on their HVAC units. After
being licensed, the contractor must comply at all
times with codes and regulations.   Being a HVAC
contractor, they must be willing to put clients
needs first. They must always be courteous to
your clients and exhibit a high level of
professionalism at all times. A HVAC contractor
must also be able to explain to their client in
layman terms what the problem is and how it can
be repaired or if it needs to be replaced so that
the client knows what is to be done. They also
need to be constantly studying the latest trends
so that they have all the modern knowledge to
work on the newer heating and air conditioning
units.
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Furnace Repair Jobs
It does not matter if you have a furnace that is
high-efficiency or one that is conventional, if
you want it to give you years of comfortable heat
you will need to make sure that you are doing
proper maintenance. Unfortunately, even with
proper maintenance things can go wrong with your
furnace. If you feel like you have the knowledge
and tools, you can work on your furnace taking
care of minor problems. With major problems,
you should call a furnace contractor San Diego to
take care of the problem. You should also have a
qualified service technician perform an annual or
semi-annual inspection and maintenance on the
furnace. The one problem you should never
attempt to take care of is if you have a gas
furnace and smell gas. If this happens, you
should leave your home immediately and call the
gas company from your cell phone or neighbors
house.
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Common furnace repair jobs

• A malfunction with your thermostat
• Your circuit breaker has been tripped or you have
  a blown fuse
• The pilot light may have gone out.
• Your furnace is not generating enough heat
• There is a swing in temperature
• Problems with the blower of the furnace
• If your home is not heating properly you should
  make sure that the thermostat is set correctly.
  You also want to make sure that there is nothing
  blocking the warm flow of air. Check your
  furnace filter to see if it needs to be cleaned
  or replaced. Before you turn on your furnace for
  the first time, you should automatically check
  replace it.
• You may need to call a furnace repair San Diego
  to fix your blower if it is faulty or to
  correctly set your system.

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Contact Us

• Address
• 4629 Cass St 180
• San Diego, CA 92109
• United States
• Phone 
• 619-446-6403
• Email 
• sales_at_sdair.com
• Website
• http//sdair.com/