Air Conditioning Installation in Santa Clarita 

Unfortunately, there will come a time that it will be more cost effective to replace your air conditioner rather than continue to repair it. Air conditioners typically need to be replaced after around 15 or 20 years, after which time their energy efficiency will be significantly reduced. When air conditioners aren't energy efficient, they consume more energy to run, which costs you more money while you receive less reliable performance. 

If the time has come for you to look into new air conditioning units, our AC installation team is ready to help you. We can answer all of your questions about what AC system brand is best, which SEER rating is most efficient, how your new air conditioner will be sized optimally for your home, and more. 

Santa Clarita Heating Services - Gas Furnace Repair, Replacement & Maintenance

Santa Clarita enjoys great weather year-round, but it still gets pretty chilly in the fall and winter months. If your home or commercial space has a gas furnace or heat pump that is failing to do its job, give us a call and one of our experts can diagnose and solve the problem for you. 

Our Santa Clarita HVAC company provides the following heating services:

• Heating repair
• Heating system replacement
• New heating system installation
• Annual heating maintenance

Furnace Repair in Santa Clarita

Although temperatures are usually very mild here in the Santa Clarita Valley throughout most of the year, you rely on your furnace to keep your home warm and comfortable during the chilly winter months. If your furnace is acting up, get in touch with Integrity HVAC for a professional diagnostic inspection. We can advise you on whether the issue you are facing is repairable or if your older system needs to be replaced.

Call for service if you have noticed the following symptoms of a malfunctioning furnace:

1. Strange noises: If your furnace is making unusual noises like banging, rattling, or squealing, you may have a problem with a loose belt or a faulty blower motor.
2. Poor heating performance: If your furnace is not heating your home as well as it used to, or if some rooms are colder than others, it could be a sign that your furnace is in need of repair. A clogged filter or a malfunctioning thermostat are common culprits.
3. High energy bills: If your energy bills have been higher than usual, it could be a sign that your furnace is not working as efficiently as it should be. This could be caused by a variety of issues, such as a dirty or clogged furnace filter, an incorrect thermostat setting, or a malfunctioning component.
4. Constant cycling: If your furnace is constantly turning on and off, it could be a sign that there is a problem with the thermostat or the furnace's sensors.
5. Foul smells: If your furnace is producing unusual smells, such as a burning or musty odor, don't ignore it. If you smell gas, immediately shut off your furnace, move to an area of fresh air, and call for furnace repair right away.

If you notice any of these signs, it is important to have your system inspected by a qualified Valencia furnace repair technician as soon as possible to prevent further damage and ensure the safety of your home. Don't waste time wondering who to call for furnace repair; the only name you need to remember is Integrity HVAC!

Enjoy Cleaner, Fresher Air Today!

In addition to our heating and air conditioning repair services, we also offer indoor air quality services to help our clients achieve healthier environments inside of their homes. If you're curious about air purifiers, air duct cleaning, or any other solution to subpar indoor air, give us a call. We'd be happy to explain your options for improving your indoor air quality and how our products and services can help reduce common airborne contaminants like dust, mold, microbes, and more.

Ready to make your appointment for heating or air conditioning service in Santa Clarita? Call (805) 301-9580 or click below to schedule!

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