Proudly Serving Greensboro, Winston-Salem & High Point, NC
At Comfort First Heating & Cooling, we believe your home should be a haven of comfort and the picture of energy efficiency. That’s why we’re dedicated to top-tier HVAC services in the Triad area.
Whether you need help with poor air quality, high utility bills, or an urgent issue like no airflow, our licensed and insured expert team will restore your HVAC system to ensure it operates at its best.
Comfort First is backed by over 50 years of experience. Contact us to schedule HVAC repair services in the Triad area.
Emergency HVAC Repair Services
Emergencies happen, so don’t panic when they do. Our HVAC technicians are equipped to handle the most challenging situations with expertise and efficiency.
Whether it’s an AC breakdown on a hot summer day or a heating failure in the winter, our emergency HVAC repair services ensure prompt assistance whenever you need it.
Plus, with trustworthy pricing and your trip charge applied to your service, you never have to worry about unexpected costs.
Signs You Need HVAC Repair
A poorly functioning HVAC system can create uncomfortable temperatures in your home, making it difficult to relax. If you don’t address the issue quickly, it can lead to costly breakdowns.
Signs you need HVAC repair include:
- Poor airflow: If the airflow from your vents is weak, the issue may stem from a clogged air filter, a malfunctioning blower motor, or ductwork obstructions.
- Strange noises: Unusual sounds, such as banging or hissing, from your HVAC system could indicate loose or damaged components, such as a failing compressor or debris in the fan.
- Refrigerant leaks: If you see liquid pooling near your air conditioner, it may be leaking refrigerant.
- Warm air: If your air conditioner blows warm air instead of cool air, the issue may be due to a malfunctioning thermostat, a failed compressor, or insufficient refrigerant.
- Frequent cycling: If your system turns on and off too often, it may be an undersized unit, a faulty thermostat, or a malfunctioning component.
- Yellow burner flame: A yellow burner flame in your gas furnace suggests incomplete combustion, which may indicate a dirty burner or improper airflow.
- Frost buildup: Excessive frost on your AC or heat pump may signal a malfunctioning defrost cycle, low refrigerant levels, or poor airflow due to dirty coils or filters.
HVAC Systems We Repair
Fast HVAC repairs are essential to restore a pleasant indoor environment when your home’s comfort is compromised. Our team provides AC and heating repairs for a wide selection of systems, including:
- Central air conditioner repair
- Gas and electric furnace repair
- Heat pump repair
- Ductless mini-split repair
- Ductwork repair
Choose Comfort First for HVAC Repair
At Comfort First Heating & Cooling, we take pride in servicing all brands throughout the Triad area. We ensure your HVAC system receives the expert repairs it deserves, no matter its make or model.
Our team also provides free estimates on replacements, allowing you to make informed decisions without pressure. Our Equipment Protection Agreement gives you peace of mind by ensuring you get routine HVAC maintenance, helping it last longer and run more efficiently.
We’re dedicated to keeping your home comfortable. Contact us to schedule HVAC services in the Triad area today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I troubleshoot my HVAC system?
Start by checking your thermostat settings, ensuring it’s set to the desired temperature, heating or cooling mode, and the fan on auto. You can also inspect and replace your air filter if it’s clogged.
What is the number one cause of HVAC failure?
The number one cause of HVAC failure is a lack of regular maintenance, which can lead to issues such as dirt buildup, refrigerant leaks, and worn-out components.
How do I know if I should repair or replace my HVAC system?
Consider repairing your HVAC system if the repair cost is less than 50% of the cost of a new unit and the system is less than 10 years old. Otherwise, HVAC replacement may be the more economical choice in the long run.
