HVAC Designed for Your New Home From Day One

A successful HVAC installation starts long before equipment arrives at the job site. We work with homeowners and builders to plan heating, cooling, and ventilation systems that meet the home's needs, follow applicable energy codes, and fit the construction schedule.

Before installation, our team reviews your building plans, heating and cooling load calculations, ductwork sizing and design, and current energy code requirements.

What to expect when working with A&E:

1. Initial consultation and plan review. Contact our team to discuss your project. We'll gather your building plans and available heating and cooling load calculations.
2. System options and recommendations. We'll review your heating, cooling, and ventilation options and help you choose equipment that fits your home's layout, comfort needs, and budget.
3. Proposal, contract and walkthrough. We'll prepare a proposal and contract, review the project requirements, and walk the site to confirm the installation plan.
4. Rough-in installation. We coordinate with your construction schedule to install ductwork, ventilation components, and other HVAC infrastructure during the rough-in phase.
5. Finish installation and start-up. We install and connect the remaining equipment, thermostats, and controls, then start up and check the system.

Keep your new home's heating, cooling, and ventilation systems running efficiently with regular maintenance from A&E Plumbing, Heating and Air. Our technicians inspect, test, and maintain your equipment to help prevent unexpected breakdowns, protect your investment, and support long-term comfort.

Our HVAC maintenance services include:

• Test refrigerant pressures
• Check motor amp draws
• Inspect condenser and evaporator coils
• Inspect and tighten electrical connections
• Inspect burners and accessible areas of the heat exchanger
• Flush condensate drain lines
• Test airflow and thermostat operation
• Inspect air filters and replace as needed
• Check heating and cooling system performance
• Inspect ductwork and air filtration systems
• Evaluate ventilation system operation
• Check system controls and safety features

Routine maintenance helps identify small issues before they become costly repairs. Individual tasks vary depending on whether your home has a furnace, heat pump, ductless system, or another setup.