YORK® Technicians

• Ignoring Monoxide Levels – Unfortunately, some contractors do not fully understand how a furnace combustion system operates. Either they’re minimally trained or not trained at all. The contractor should thoroughly inspect your unit for any cracks or leaks that could allow gas to escape. After inspection, the contractor should test for harmful gases and measure the system’s depressurization. If unchecked, your business could risk exposing employees, clients, and stakeholders to high levels of carbon monoxide.
• Imprecise Measurements – One of the most common and easiest ways for a contractor to cut corners is by skipping measurements. Every building is unique. Each building will have different wear and tear, different insulation, different occupancy, and, as a result, different efficiency. Ensure that contractors take the time to measure your building and provide the service you deserve.
• Bad Airflow – A common, less-intentional mistake HVAC contractors make is not considering the proper amount of ventilation a building needs to be up to code. Ventilation should encourage good air circulation and balance out air pressures. Improper distribution can lead to moisture damage, low air quality, and heightened energy bills. This mistake is sometimes difficult to catch in the act, but if the air in your home starts to feel damp, or you see moisture surfacing in areas, contact your service provider about improper ventilation. They should fix the issue for free if it is their mistake.

Installation is one of the essential elements of getting your new HVAC system up and running. Your organization will not be able to enjoy the increased efficiency and convenience of your new equipment promises if it is not installed correctly. If your HVAC system needs installation, reach out to the team at Air Comfort.

Air Comfort Corporation is a full-service industrial and commercial HVAC provider specializing in a complete range of products and services, including comprehensive year-round preventive maintenance programs and emergency service, as well as design/build installation of equipment for new construction, and retrofits of existing mechanical systems.

Not only do our technicians focus on work integrity and trust, but each technician is also a YORK® Certified Comfort Expert. YORK® Certified Comfort Expert meet the following standards and qualifications:

• Participate in ongoing training regarding the latest developments in product design and energy efficiency
• Install only premium-quality equipment
• Have proven records of success in creating building comfort

Finally, YORK® offers a 100% guarantee on any On installation work, YORK® will address any material or workmanship issues, or we will remove the installed equipment and refund your money. For your next HVAC equipment installation, reach out to the YORK® certified technicians at Air Comfort and protect your peace of mind.