When you work with Duke City Heating & Cooling, you’ll have more time to focus on your Albuquerque business. Leave the HVAC services to us.
Duke City Heating & Cooling brings the value you want and the knowledgeable approach you need.
Launch your business relationship with us by requesting a free consultation. We’ll visit your business or commercial building for a free quote—whether you need maintenance, repair services, or new HVAC equipment.
When your commercial HVAC system breaks down in Albuquerque, it can cost you as a business owner.
Routine maintenance from Duke City Heating & Cooling can help. Our tune-ups make it easier to detect costly problems before they develop. They could also extend the usefulness of your HVAC system while helping you save more on utility bills.
That’s a win for your bottom line.
What You Can Expect During Regular Maintenance
During regular maintenance, our specialists will carefully examine your unit’s components. We’ll also clean and lubricate moving parts.
These are some of the parts we’ll inspect on your system:
- Air filter
- Belts
- Blower and burner assembly
- Coil
- Combustion blower housing
- Compressor
- Condensate line
- Control box, wiring and other safety controls
- Drain pan
- Evaporator coil
- Fan motor and blades
- Flue and duct systems
- Heat exchanger
- Ignition system
- Safety controls, wiring and connections
We’ll also evaluate the unit’s refrigerant level and recharge it, if necessary.
If your system is getting old or often having issues, our Experts can suggest whether it’s better to repair or replace it.
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Heating Frequently Asked Questions
- Different conditions in the house determine how often the filter needs to be changed, such as pets, cigarette smoke, dust etc. We recommend checking your filter every 2 months to gauge how often it needs replacement.
The average life of a furnace is around 20 years with routine maintenance. If your unit is around this age, it may be more cost effective to have it replaced versus keeping up with repairs.
New Mexico gas is responsible for the gas line up to the meter. Any appliances or lines after the meter are the responsibility of the homeowner. We can check your appliances for any code violations and depending on your situation, the problem may be corrected with a repair. Some situations require the replacement of the appliance in question.
A single-stage furnace has just one gear when it runs. A two-stage furnace has a low gear and a high gear. A two-stage furnace will run in a lower gear in milder weather versus a single stage which will run in a higher gear.
Load calculations are used to determine the size of a furnace needed to heat your home. They take into account total square footage, home construction, and the weather conditions of the area. Furnaces are usually sized with the coldest days of the year in mind. With New Mexico’s mild weather, a furnace running at full capacity is not always necessary. That’s where a two-stage furnace comes in. Two-stage furnaces start in a lower stage of heat which uses less gas and electricity thus cutting down on utility costs. On days where the demand for heat is greater, the furnace will run at full capacity
We recommend checking your filter as the first step for any issues with your furnace. If it is dirty, change it and give it a day to see if it improves. If not, give us a call to troubleshoot the unit.
