What we work on
Heating, cooling and ducts for manufactured homes
Six kinds of work, for single-wides, double-wides and the additions built onto them.
Furnaces
Gas and electric furnaces made for manufactured homes: repair, replacement and yearly checks.
Igniters, flame sensors and controls
Electric heating elements and sequencers
A carbon monoxide reading at every gas furnace visit
Central air and heat pumps
Outdoor units on a pad, with the coil in the furnace. We match the size to your ducts.
Capacitors, contactors and fan motors
Replacement units, quoted in writing
Heat pumps for homes with electric furnaces
Ductless mini-splits
For an addition, a sunroom or a room the ducts never reached.
One room or several
Heats and cools
No duct work under the home
Ducts and registers
The crossover between halves, the runs in the floor and the registers in each room.
Crossover duct repair
Floor register boots
Sealing and strapping loose runs
Thermostats and controls
A basic programmable thermostat set up and explained, or the wiring behind it fixed.
Thermostat swaps
Wiring checks at the furnace and outdoor unit
Yearly checks
A spring check for the air conditioner and a fall check for the furnace.
Each one spelled out on the list
Both on one visit, if you'd like
Which unit fits
A mini-split or central air?
The two answers most owners weigh. The data plate and the ducts decide.
| Central air | A mini-split | |
|---|---|---|
| Needs ducts | Central airYes, in good shape | A mini-splitNo |
| Work under the home | Central airOften, to check and seal ducts | A mini-splitNone for the line set |
| Cools | Central airThe whole house | A mini-splitThe room it serves |
| Thermostat | Central airOne thermostat | A mini-splitOne remote per unit |
| Best fit | Central airA home with a working duct system | A mini-splitAn addition, or a room the ducts miss |
Before you call
Questions about replacing a unit
Can I add central air to a home that doesn't have it?
Often, if the ducts were built for it. Many data plates say whether the home is designed for central air and how large. We check the plate and the ducts first, and tell you before you pay for a unit.
Heat pump or furnace?
A heat pump heats and cools with electricity, and a furnace burns gas or uses electric elements. We write both choices down with the model and what it needs, and you decide.
Do you do window units?
We don't install them, but we'll tell you which size fits the room and whether the outlet can carry it.
Send a photo of your unit
Text it, or fill in the form. We'll tell you what fits your home before we come.
Monday – Friday 7 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.