HEATING SERVICE NEAR ME
IN RALEIGH, NC

Furnace Repair & Service Near Me

When winter temperatures come around, you'll want to make sure that your homes furnace system is running in pristine condition. Dealing with furnace breakdowns in the middle of winter is a huge headache. But if it happens that you need fast and expert service for your furnace in Wake County, Eco-Green Air is just a call away for your service. Our expert technicians can service and repair furnaces of all makes and models. Need to schedule a furnace tune-up? We can help there too - Eco-Green Air is your furnace service expert in Raleigh.

Heat Pump Services Near Me in Raleigh

Our factory trained and certified technicians at Eco-Green Air can handle heat pump repair and maintenance services for all makes and models. We have years of experience helping the home and business owners in the Wake County area with all of their HVAC service needs. Is your heat pump making some odd noises? It could be time to schedule a maintenance visit with one of our techs. Click today to schedule heat pump repair, installation or planned maintenance.

Heating Installation Near Me

If you need furnace, mini split or conventional heat pump installation in Raleigh we're here to help. We can recommend the perfect new heating system for your home or business here in Wake County. We install Trane, Goodman, Daikin and Mitsubishi heating systems. Not sure which system type would make the most sense for you? We offer free consultations and estimates on our installations.

Does Your Mini Split Need a Tune-Up?

• Inspect the refrigerant lines and the insulation of the refrigerant lines. Ensure that refrigerant lines are properly secured.
• Ensure the outdoor unit is level and draining properly.
• Examine the outdoor unit blower.
• Inspect the outdoor unit coil for damage or anything that might obstruct airflow and clean as necessary.
• Check all indoor units to ensure they are level to ensure proper condensate removal
• Inspect the indoor units and filters for dirt or debris and clean as necessary
• Examine the indoor blower systems in ducted systems
• Check the condensate lines and any condensate pumps in the system
• Check the outdoor safety disconnect
• Test wired thermostat (if used) and remote control operation and replace any remote control batteries as needed
• Start-up system and test operation. Test the operation of each indoor unit in both heating and cooling mode.