FAQ's
Williamsburg Heating & Air Conditioning has put together a list of FAQ’s that we hope will help you when you have a question on your HVAC system. Williamsburg Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. is family-owned and operated HVAC business has been serving the home comfort needs in the Williamsburg and surrounding areas for almost two decades now and we pride ourselves on our Heating & Air Conditioning service, quality, and customer care. With a team of professionals that spans generations, Williamsburg Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. has become much more than a corporation. We consider ourselves a community and offer that family spirit to every client we service.
Signs of HVAC Equipment Failure
If you are experiencing any of these issue please give us a call 757-220-4357; 1) Auxiliary or Emergency heat comes on, 2)Ice & Frost on heat pump, 3) Noisy unit, 4) Smoking, 5) Steam, 6) High electric bill, 7) cold air no heat, 8) runs constantly, 9) cycles frequently, 10) water, 11) sweating, 12) humid, 13) limited air flow, 14) lights dimming, 15) age of equipment!
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Question: What can I do as a home owner to maintain my heating equipment during the winter months?
Answer: The home owner can do the following:
Watch for outdoor unit iced-up
Remove drifting snow against outdoor unit
If the outdoor unit is not running - call Williamsburg HVAC
Return duct leakage - pulling in cold, unconditioned air
Replace single pain windows or install storm windows
Poor insulation
Question: What can Williamsburg Heating and Air Conditioning do to help lower my heating and air conditioning bill?
Answer: Our certified HVAC team can:
Check the thermostat to make sure it is calibrated or not level
Check for low refrigerant charge
Check for refrigerant flow-related problems
Check for poor efficiency - needs cleaning and servicing
Check for bad compressor
Check on why compressor is not running
Question: What should I do if outside compressor is not working or for complete loss of heating and cooling?
Answer: First call Williamsburg Heating and Air Conditioning and have them run through their check list of solutions.
Did your electrical breaker switch off
Is there a power outage in the area
Is the compressor frozen