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When it comes to home and business owners in the St. Louis Metro-East area, they rely on their HVAC systems to keep them cool when it’s hot and warm when it’s cold. However, when your furnace or air conditioner finally fails you, you’ll need a plan for repair, and fast! At Delta Heating & Cooling, we provide commercial and residential heating and air services for people across the area. Our family-owned and operated business take care of you with repair for all makes and models and convenient 24hour emergency service!
We spend a lot of time servicing our residential customers. However, we’re also the leading choice for local businesses when it comes to servicing air conditioners, furnaces and providing air quality services. Whether it’s the middle of the night or smack in the middle of your business day, we’re on the call with the service you need to keep things up and running. We count on our local businesses, and they count on us to make sure offices, workshops, retail shops and more are comfortable for their customers and staff.
Problems with your HVAC systems? Don’t wait to report a problem that could be holding your system back. Contact our staff for a free estimate on heating or air conditioning repairs!
Delta Heating & Cooling is committed to going the extra mile in order to exceed the standards set by our customers. We employ a friendly, helpful staff that truly take pride in their work, which helps us ensure expert workmanship and customer service that makes customers feel like a part of the family. Don’t settle for a company that treats you like a number and just wants your money. We provide high-quality service without gouging you with our prices.
When it comes to home comfort systems, it’s vital to have your system regularly maintained by a licensed contractor to ensure a long lifespan. Regular maintenance includes cleaning, repairing parts and catching small problems before they become big ones. Contact us to help you protect your investment!
The most important maintenance task that you can do yourself is replacing an air filter. This helps reduce the amount of particles, pathogens and allergens in your home’s air supply. Additionally, neglecting to change the filter to cause a reduction in air quality and HVAC system efficiency.
Ignition problems and pilot light problems can be the source of many furnace problems. Whether it’s a dirty pilot, lousy flame sensor, faulty thermocouple or something else, our team has the skills needed to provide fast repairs that keep your system running for longer.
Whether you have a programmable thermostat, analog thermostat or smart thermostat, our technicians have the experience to install, repair and program thermostats for optimal efficiency and performance, even in the most extreme of temperatures.
There are so many moving parts when it comes to your heating and cooling system. In fact, just one tiny problem could mean the shutdown of your entire system. Over time, parts and components of your system will develop wear. Regular maintenance checks will help find these problems before they happen!
Many times, a furnace or air conditioning unit will trip a breaker or blow a fuse because it is working too hard to heat and cool your home. Sometimes, this can be due to a clogged filter that hasn’t been changed. This blocks the air and makes the blower work harder, which eventually trips the breaker or blows a fuse.
When it comes to inefficient heating or air conditioning systems, many times, this can be due to dirty coils. When the owner neglects to change the filter, dust can build up on the inner components of your system. When the coils get covered in dust, the unit must work doubly hard to heat and cool the air.
Heating and cooling systems produce condensation when they run. In fact, it’s important to have proper drainage away from the unit to prevent problems of flooding, mold or water damage. If you notice water, contact our staff to schedule an inspection of your system to determine the cause of the leak.
There could be a number of reasons that your blower is always running. You may have the setting to “on” instead of “auto.” Also, poor efficiency and extreme temperatures could cause your system to be running non-stop to maintain a common temperature. Finally, this may be a problem with your thermostat, too.
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