Most Greenwich homes benefit from cooling maintenance before summer and heating maintenance before winter. Older or heavily used systems may need closer attention.
Maintenance can catch clogged drains, dirty coils, weak electrical parts, airflow restrictions, control issues, burner or ignition concerns, and early signs of wear before they become bigger problems.
Yes. Filters, humidifiers, ventilation components, and other HVAC-connected indoor air quality equipment can be reviewed as part of a maintenance visit when present.
A properly licensed Connecticut HVAC contractor should make their license number easy to find on estimates, invoices, vehicles, websites, and other customer-facing materials. Before approving HVAC work, homeowners should ask for the license number and confirm they know who is responsible for the work. Greenwich HVAC is licensed in Connecticut: HTG.0409031-S1.
Proactive boiler replacement on Mayo Avenue in Belle Haven, Greenwich, CT, replacing unsupported TriangleTube boilers with new IBC boilers, primary circulators, rewired low-voltage controls, and startup testing.
Central AC equipment replacement on Flagler Drive in Greenwich, CT, including a First Company hydronic air handler, American Standard condenser, new safety controls, and startup testing.
AC equipment replacement in Belle Haven, Greenwich, CT, after a refrigerant leak, including American Standard equipment, rooftop platform work, refrigerant-line testing, and startup.
