All American Heating & Cooling

Heating
At All American Heating and Cooling, we will determine your heating system requirements and guide you toward the products that will best suit your needs and budget.  We will provide you with the options of repair vs replacement.  We will always provide upfront pricing so there will be no surprises.  We service and install all makes and models.Our goal is to keep you warm during the winter months and providing you with prompt and professional heating system repair and services when you need us. We repair and replace all brands of residential heating systems.

If your furnace or heat pump is nearing the end of its lifespan, you might want to consider replacement. It’s easier and cheaper to replace a furnace during the warmer months than waiting until it breaks down in the winter months.I can install a new heating system with minimal disruption to your day. Here are some indications that it might be time for heater replacement:Furnace or heat pump needs frequent repairs.Energy bills are increasing every month.House is dry and dusty in winter.Indoor air temperature does not match the thermostat setting.Some rooms are too cold; other rooms are too hot.Furnace is over 15 years old.Heat pump is over 10 years old.   Furnace or heat pump has not been properly maintained.
 

Air Conditioning

At All American Heating and Cooling, we will determine your cooling system requirements and guide you toward the products that will best suit your needs and budget.  We will provide you with the options of repair vs replacement.  We will always provide upfront pricing so there will be no surprises.  We service and install all makes and models.There are many different efficiency levels and cooling capacities or “tonnage” of air conditioners available today, but all the different units can be divided into three distinct major types or categories; single stage, two stages and variable speed units.

Efficiency or SEER.The efficiency or SEER rating of an air conditioner refers to how much electricity that particular unit will consume to keep you cool in a season. SEER is an abbreviation for “seasonal energy efficiency ratio” and it tells you how much electricity an air conditioner will consume over a typical season. The higher the SEER the less electricity a unit consumes in a season.

Starting in 2007, the minimum SEER rating became 13. Before this, the efficiency levels went all the way down to 6 SEER or less. The actual savings every SEER number affords you varies, but on the average it is between 5 and 10 percent savings per larger number SEER selected.Call All American Heating and Cooling today for a free second opinion estimate.When you give us a call you'll always speak directly with our owner, Trent Kolb, so you'll know you're getting the personalized service you and your family deserve.