Airright

There is no secret that at AirRight, Inc we love what we do and love taking care of our customers. There is just so much about HVAC equipment that we enjoy, we enjoy working on equipment, installing the equipment and servicing it, too. Whatever your HVAC needs are, Air Right is ready to assist you with a team of qualified professional heating and air conditioning experts who can diagnose, service or install all major brands of residential and commercial equipment. No job is too big or too small, so call us today for a free estimate: (804) 421-4822.

AirRight Inc. offers planned maintenance agreements to help keep your home's central air, air conditioner, cooling system and heat pump running at peak efficiency. Our Residential Maintenance Agreements include two precision tune-ups and safety inspections per year (one for heating only or cooling only). 10% discount on all repair services performed during term of agreement. IMPROVED SYSTEM EFFICIENCY - A clean, properly maintained HVAC system will use 20 -30% less energy. The energy savings will more than pay for the contract.

Furnaces are the most common residential heating system in the United States. AirRight Inc. installs and services all types of furnaces, including oil, natural gas, LP gas, and electric. AirRight Inc services and installs all of the major brands. The majority of furnaces installed today are gas furnaces, with either natural gas or LP (Propane). With any furnace, it is imperative that your contractor ensures proper flue venting. You should also install carbon monoxide detectors in your home. Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless toxic gas.

Heat pumps are the most common type of heating and cooling system in mild climate areas like Richmond because of their ability to keep your home warm in temperatures down to about 35 degrees. Today's systems are much more energy efficient and advanced than was previously available. When looking at replacing your system, you should try to install an Energy Star rated heating and cooling system.

Your duct work is connected to your air handler; it distributes the air from the air handler to the supplies and vents throughout your home. According to Energy Star, about 20 percent of the air is lost because of inadequate or improper sealing and insulation. Obviously, this dramatically increases your energy costs, because your system runs longer (or indefinitely) trying to get your home to the set temperature. A duct system that is properly sealed and insulated can make your home more comfortable, energy efficient and safer.