1. How Old is Your System? The average life expectancy of a heating or cooling system is between 16 and 20 years. Shopping for a replacement furnace in an emergency does not allow time to make your best decision.
2. Utility Bills Going Up? Rising utility prices are not the only reason for high bills. Systems typically lose their efficiency as they age, especially if they have not been properly maintained. The extra money you pay the utility companies could be applied to a new, energy efficient system.
3. Any Repairs in the Last 2 Years? Home comfort systems are like cars. As they age, you can replace one part today and, before you know it, something else happens. It doesn't take long before you’re spending $500 or more just to keep the old system running.
4. Does your thermostat keep you comfortable? Do you feel that some rooms are more comfortable than others? Or, are you always trying to adjust your thermostat to make your home more comfortable? These are signs that your system lacks the ability to properly distribute the air.
5. Is your house dry or dusty? Old systems often lack the ability to moisturize and clean the air in your home. Allergy and asthma sufferers will be quick to notice the change. Or, for that matter, anyone experiencing dry nose, dry throat, or dry skin. These and other signs suggest a new system might be in order.

The Right System for Today, and for Many Years to Come.

At Mechanical Technologies, we install, maintain, and repair home heating and cooling systems designed to dramatically improve your indoor comfort and cut your heating and cooling system operating costs by as much as 40%.

System Types:

1. Furnaces
2. Electric Heat
3. Air Source Heat Pumps (combined heating and cooling
4. Solar Heat & Hot Water
5. Central Air Conditioning
6. Ductless Air (air conditioning only, or combined heating and air…ideal for one or two rooms as an adjunct to your other home comfort systems)