Year-round Comfort
Year-round Comfort | Heating and Air Conditioning | Huntland
When Huntland temperatures swing from frosty mornings to sweltering afternoons, HEP keeps your home perfectly balanced with expert heating and air conditioning solutions. Our certified technicians arrive on time, listen to your concerns, and fine-tune every system component—so you can enjoy cozy evenings in January and cool, refreshing sleep in July without a second thought.
From energy-efficient installations to 24/7 emergency repairs and proactive maintenance plans, we tailor each service to your budget and lifestyle. Count on friendly, hometown care backed by cutting-edge technology, transparent pricing, and a satisfaction guarantee that lets you breathe easy all year long. Call, click, or stop by today, and feel the difference true comfort can make.
FAQs
What types of heating and cooling systems do you service in Huntland?
Our certified technicians install, repair, and maintain a full range of systems commonly found in Huntland homes and small businesses, including central air conditioners, heat pumps, gas and electric furnaces, dual-fuel systems, ductless mini-splits, thermostats, and indoor air-quality add-ons such as humidifiers and air cleaners. Whether your equipment is brand-new or more than 20 years old, we have the training and factory-authorized parts to keep it running safely and efficiently year-round.
How often should I schedule HVAC maintenance in our Middle Tennessee climate?
For optimal comfort and equipment longevity, we recommend two tune-ups per year: an air-conditioning check in early spring (March–April) and a heating check in early fall (September–October). These visits include cleaning coils or burners, checking refrigerant or gas pressures, tightening electrical connections, lubricating moving parts, testing safety controls, and replacing standard filters. Regular service not only reduces the risk of seasonal breakdowns during Huntland’s humid summers and chilly winters but can also lower utility bills by up to 15%.
Can a new HVAC system really save money on energy bills?
Yes. If your equipment is more than 10–15 years old, upgrading to a modern high-efficiency heat pump or furnace/AC pair can cut heating and cooling costs by 20–40%. Today’s systems feature variable-speed compressors and electronically commutated motors that adapt output to real-time demand, eliminating the constant on-off cycling that wastes energy. We provide free, no-obligation load calculations to ensure the new system is correctly sized for your Huntland home, maximizing both comfort and savings.
What factors should I consider when choosing a replacement HVAC unit?
Key factors include: 1) Proper sizing based on a Manual J load calculation; 2) Efficiency ratings—SEER2 for cooling and AFUE or HSPF2 for heating; 3) Fuel type and utility rates in Huntland (electricity vs. propane or natural gas in outlying areas); 4) Indoor air-quality needs such as humidity control or allergy relief; 5) Available rebates from TVA EnergyRight® or manufacturer promotions; and 6) Your budget for upfront cost versus long-term savings. Our comfort consultants walk you through each point and present good, better, and best options so you can make an informed decision.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency HVAC service?
Absolutely. Heating or cooling failures rarely occur at convenient times, especially during Huntland’s peak summer heat or unexpected winter cold snaps. Our on-call team is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We stock service vehicles with common replacement parts so most emergencies are resolved in a single visit. There is no after-hours surcharge for customers with our Comfort Club maintenance agreement.
How can I improve indoor air quality along with temperature control?
Because homes in Huntland are becoming tighter for energy efficiency, pollutants can build up indoors. We offer several solutions: high-MERV or HEPA filtration to capture dust and allergens; UV lights to neutralize mold and bacteria on cooling coils; whole-home humidifiers to add moisture during dry winter heating; dehumidifiers to reduce summer stickiness; and energy-recovery ventilators (ERVs) to bring in fresh air with minimal energy loss. Our IAQ assessment identifies which combination will best address your family’s health concerns and comfort goals.