MD Air Conditioning & Heating

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11810 Warfield , San Antonio- 78216
Texas ,

United States (+1) 210 561-2665 http://www.mdairconditioning.com

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MD Air Conditioning & Heating - San Antonio

MD Air Conditioning & Heating Inc., has been offering top quality HVAC services in the Greater San Antonio area for over decades. Our goal is to provide you with information and knowledge to help you with all your heating, air conditioning, and ventilation needs. We offer a wide range of heating and cooling services such as HVAC installation, maintenance, service and repair. Technicians, who work with us focus on the needs of the customers. We install only top-branded HVAC products including Trane, Rheem, Carrier, Amana and Ruud. Our company is certified by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and are good members of Air Conditioning Contractors of America, a group of over 4,000 air-con contractors attempting to improve our industry, promote good techniques, and keep houses and structures safe, clean and comfortable. Call (210) 561 2665 to know more about our services or browse http://www.mdairconditioning.com/

Business Operation Hours
Monday	9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Tuesday	9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Wednesday	9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Thursday	9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

Other HVAC Services : Heating Repairs, Commercial Services, AC Repairs

Service Type : Yes, this business serves customers at their Location
Emergency Services:Services are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week

HVAC Services

Air Conditioning - Spring Service
Check measure and record refrigerant pressures, Check condenser fan motor bearings and lubricate as needed, Clean condenser coil. Check and measure motor capacitor ratings, Check compressor running amperage and voltage. Check contactor points and electrical connections, Clean condensate drain line, Check blower motor bearings and lubricate as needed, Check condition of evaporator surface, Check blower assembly as needed, Check thermostat operation and accuracy.

Heating -Fall Service
Check Clean and adjust burners and pilot as needed, Check for gas leaks, Check heat-exchanger for rust and cracks, Check vent pipe connections and termination, Check operation of safety controls, Check blower assembly as needed, Check condition of evaporator surface, Check return air for leaks, Check blower motor bearings and lubricate as needed, Check duct system, Clean condensate drain line.

Commercial Heating and Air Conditioning
Serving business owners and general contractors since 1973, our team of professionals is dedicated to setting the standard for service excellence in our industry. It's our business to protect your business, large or small, with the highest level of performance and accountability. Some high-profile commercial installations include: Ruth Chris Steakhouse, Bush's Chicken, Cigar Bar, Massage Envy.

Additional Information

Things You Can Do To Help Keep Warm When Your Central Heat's Not Working, When your central heating system isn't working like it should, we want to help you get it going again just as soon as we can…and we will. Before we arrive, here are tips you can use to help keep your family warmer in the meantime: Turn on any low-wattage sources of heat within your home, such as lights and TVs…all these contribute heat to your home's interior air. Prepare your meals using your stove-top or regular oven rather than using the microwave oven.

If you have ceiling fans that allow you to reverse their direction of rotation, reverse each fan so its blades are pushing air UP toward the ceiling rather than blowing downward. Turn each ceiling fan to its low or medium speed setting. The objective here is to keep MIXING the warmest air near the ceiling with the cooler air from lower in the room, without creating much of a breeze. Since warm air rises, you'll find the air temperature near the ceiling toastier, but that doesn't help you unless you can get it moved back down to the level where you are.

When your central air conditioning isn’t working like it should, we want to help you get it going again just as soon as we can…and we will. Before we arrive, here are techniques you can use to help keep your family cooler in the meantime: Turn off any un-necessary sources of heat within your home, such as lights, TVs, or other appliances…all these contribute heat to your home’s interior air. If you have a microwave oven, use it to prepare meals rather than your stove-top or regular oven.

If you have ceiling fans, turn each on to its highest speed in whatever rooms your family is occupying – rapid air movement will help you feel about 10° cooler than the actual air temperature. If you don’t have ceiling fans, but you do have portable fans, place them so each blows constantly on each family member. Be sure to keep each out of the reach of any small children in your home.