Air Conditioning & Heating Troubleshooting

Air Conditioner – No Cooling

If your air conditioner is running but not cooling your home:

• Check the Thermostat – Ensure it's set to "Cool" and the temperature is lower than the room temperature.
• Inspect the Air Filter – A clogged or dirty filter can restrict airflow. Replace it if necessary.
• Check the Circuit Breaker – A tripped breaker may have cut power to the unit. Reset if needed.
• Inspect the Outdoor Unit – Clear any debris or dirt around the unit for proper airflow.
• Check the Refrigerant Levels – If your AC is running but not cooling, you may have a refrigerant leak.
  

If these steps don’t restore cooling, contact us for service.

Heat Pump – No Heating

If your heat pump isn’t providing warmth:

• Check the Thermostat – Ensure it's set to "Heat" mode and the temperature is higher than the room temperature.
• Inspect the Air Filter – Dirty filters can restrict airflow and reduce efficiency.
• Check the Outdoor Unit – Make sure it’s not covered with snow, leaves, or debris.
• Inspect the Circuit Breaker – If tripped, reset it and see if the heat pump turns on.
• Check for Ice on the Coils – If the outdoor unit is frozen, turn off the system and let it thaw.
  

If heating is still not restored, schedule a repair with us.

Heat Pump – No Cooling

If your heat pump isn’t cooling:

• Verify Thermostat Settings – Set it to "Cool" and adjust the temperature.
• Check the Air Filter – Replace if dirty to ensure proper airflow.
• Inspect the Outdoor Unit – Remove leaves, dirt, and debris.
• Confirm Refrigerant Levels – Low refrigerant may require a professional recharge.
• Check the Reversing Valve – If the heat pump is stuck in heating mode, it may need repair.
  

If these steps don’t resolve the issue, contact us for expert troubleshooting.

Gas Furnace – No Heating

If your furnace isn’t producing heat:

• Check the Thermostat – Set it to "Heat" and adjust the temperature.
• Inspect the Air Filter – A clogged filter can cause system shutdowns.
• Check the Pilot Light or Ignition System – If the pilot light is out, relight it or call for assistance.
• Verify the Gas Supply – Ensure the gas valve is open and working properly.
• Reset the Furnace – Some units have a reset switch that may restore operation.
  

If your furnace still isn’t heating, schedule a service call with us.

Gas Boiler – No Heating

If your boiler isn’t producing heat:

• Check the Thermostat – Ensure it's set to "Heat" mode.
• Inspect the Water Pressure – Low pressure may prevent the boiler from working.
• Check the Pilot Light – If it's out, follow the manufacturer’s relighting instructions.
• Bleed the Radiators – Air trapped in the system can prevent proper heating.
• Inspect the Circuit Breaker – If the boiler isn’t receiving power, reset the breaker.
  

If your boiler still isn’t heating, call us for a professional inspection.

Geothermal – No Heating

If your geothermal system isn’t heating:

• Check the Thermostat – Confirm it's set to "Heat" mode.
• Inspect the Air Filter – Replace dirty filters for optimal airflow.
• Check the Loop System – Look for leaks or blockages in the underground loop.
• Reset the System – Power down the unit and restart it.
• Inspect the Water Flow – Low water flow can impact system performance.
  

If your geothermal system isn’t heating properly, schedule an inspection with us.

Geothermal – No Cooling

If your geothermal system isn’t cooling:

• Check the Thermostat – Ensure it's set to "Cool" mode.
• Inspect the Air Filter – A dirty filter can restrict airflow.
• Check for Loop Issues – Ensure the underground loop is intact and not leaking.
• Confirm Refrigerant Levels – Low refrigerant may cause poor cooling.
• Reset the System – Turn off the power, wait a few minutes, then restart.
  

If cooling is still not restored, contact us for troubleshooting and repairs.