Services
Repairs, maintenance, new equipment, ductwork and inspections, from one company.
Heat + Air
When the air runs warm in July or the furnace won’t light in January, you need someone to find the real cause, explain it in plain words and fix it. Tim works on central air conditioners, gas and electric furnaces, and heat pumps.
Heat + Air
Preventive maintenance on heating and cooling systems is a core part of the work. A spring cooling check and a fall heating check keep equipment running efficiently and give you a heads-up on parts that are wearing out.
Heat + Air
When repairs stop making sense, Tim replaces the unit. You get straight advice on whether to repair or replace, options that fit the house and the budget, and an installation that is set up and checked before he leaves.
Air
Ductwork is where a lot of comfort problems start. Tim adds ductwork to homes, replaces worn or undersized runs, and fixes the leaks and crushed lines that leave a back bedroom miserable.
Heat + Air
Buying a used home means inheriting its heating and air. Tim does inspections on used homes, looking over the furnace, air conditioner or heat pump and the ductwork, and telling you what he finds before closing.
Heat + Air
If your home warranty covers your heating and air, ask your warranty company about having Heat and Air by Tim handle the call. Coverage, service fees and approvals are set by your warranty company.
Air
Southwest Missouri summers are humid as well as hot. The right thermostat, the right filter and a properly sized system make a house feel better, not just colder.
July · 98° and muggy
Four-state summers are long and humid. An air conditioner that is low on charge, has a weak capacitor or a dirty coil will run all afternoon and still leave the house sticky.
January · 12° and falling
Cold snaps and ice storms find every weak furnace and tired heat pump. A fall check on the burners, flame sensor, venting and backup heat is the best insurance there is.
Pricing
You’ll hear what’s wrong and what the options are, with the price, before any work begins. When a repair still makes sense, that’s what you’ll be told.
417-592-1843Safety first
Leave the house right away without flipping switches, and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. If a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone out and call 911. Never use an oven, grill or generator indoors for heat.
Heating & air · Four-state area
Call Tim. You’ll get a straight answer about what’s wrong and what it takes to set it right.