The convenience of HVAC repair companies is that they offer services for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning repair all in one go. This is convenient, seeing as 90% of Americans have some form of AC installation in their home (per Bloomberg). Many of these units use the same vents in homes and buildings. If you're having trouble with the airflow in your house or various other utilities, call up your local AC repair company and ask for them to listen to your issue or take a look. Here are a few of the services they provide:

Furnace Maintenance

Along with furnace installation, HVAC companies will also provide maintenance to your heater or boiler unit. This may involve replacing the furnace filter or adjusting the valves. Consultations are also available when they're working on the unit, and they may recommend you reorganize your section of the basement if it is contributing to dust accumulating in your furnace filter. If it is too close to a pet litter box or dusty area, this may inhibit the function of your furnace.

Heat Pump Maintenance

Heat pumps are typically cubed or rectangular units located outside of the home, on the side opposite the garage. This is done intentionally so the unit can absorb heat from the ground and transfer it into your home during colder months, and remove heat from your house in the warmer months. This feature makes heating pump repair well worth the money, as they are environmentally friendly and do not burn fossil fuels. If you are on a budget, air conditioning repair may be put off during the warmer months if you have a heat pump, as some of the hot air will be removed through this process.

Ventilation Registers

Registers are vent covers that have built-in dampers to control the amount of air that passes through. This feature allows you to control how much heat or cold air comes into any given room at any given time, as most rooms in a home typically have heat register access. These are not electric components, but they contribute immensely to the atmosphere of any home.

Whatever your ventilation concerns may be, contact your local air conditioning repair company and ask about their additional services. Chances are they'll be able to fix many issues at once, and charge a lower price for each if bulked together!