Trusted Professionals

The Legacy Home Sevices local heating and cooling professionals are licensed, insured and background checked for your peace of mind.

Fast Response

Get a fast response from an approved Legacy provider so your HVAC is up and running again ASAP. 24/7 emergency service is available in most locations.

Quality Work Guaranteed

We back all our heating and cooling repair and tune-up services with a 90-day guarantee on labor.

My air conditioning system is over 10 years old and runs constantly. Can it be repaired?

Even if your air conditioning unit is still working, depending on the type of system in your home today, you could recoup your investment in a new system in as little as three years. However, that doesn’t mean that your system needs to be replaced. Furnaces, air conditioners, and other heating and cooling systems have made tremendous gains in efficiency over the past five years, so if you have an older unit, it is worth taking a look at whether or not a repair is the best investment.

What are some signs that my heating or air conditioning system may need repairs?

Sometimes a heating and air conditioning system just needs to be repaired rather than completely replaced. You may need air conditioning repair services if there is leaking around the outside unit, the air coming into the house isn’t hot or cool enough, the unit is short-cycling or constantly turning on and off, using the system is consistently resulting in higher-than-normal energy bills, or if there is excessive noise during startup and operation.

How can I find out if I am spending too much on heating and air conditioning for my home?

Start with your utility company; they can help a great deal. Comparing previous bills isn’t always a good measure, as the weather is never exactly the same month to month. Instead, if you take your energy bill and divide it by the square footage of livable space in your home, don’t count areas like unfinished garages or basements — you can calculate how much you are spending to heat or cool each square foot of your home. Your energy provider can tell you what the average cost per square foot is in your region for that same period of time so you can compare apples to apples.

Some services are subject to state and local licensing and may not be available in all locations.