Heating

Whether your heating system is gas, heat pump or dual fuel when the weather turns cold proper heating is essential to your comfort and safety. As a full-service contractor, we’re experts on diagnosing and repairing home heating problems.

Our technicians stay up-to-date on the latest trends in home heating and get ongoing factory training. This enables us to service, repair and install any brand of heating equipment quickly and accurately.

Package Unit

Many homeowners are confused with the type of heating and cooling system they have. For many Tennessean, you either have a split-system, a package, or both.

Traditionally, HVAC systems have had two main parts: indoor and outdoor units; one for air intake and the other for output. That is why traditional central air systems are also called split system.

As the name implies, a packaged HVAC system contains all of its components in a single unit; all of the heating and cooling components are housed within one single unit, rather than being split up. Typically these units are installed outside of the home.

At Sang & Sons, our professionals can repair, replace, and maintain all makes and models. Whether your package unit uses natural gas, propane, heat pump, or even dual-fuel, our experienced team at Sang & Sons can help you choose the best option.

Maintenance

As with any major mechanical device ongoing maintenance is important to its ability to last and run effectively. Many manufactures establish maintenance schedules or programs for their products, that if not followed void their warranties. Your heating and cooling equipment is no different and as with a car, boat or motorcycle requires continuous maintenance to operate effectively. HVAC equipment that is not maintained will not operate efficiently, costing you more on your monthly bills and may cause a safety hazard.

Our Maintenance Agreement program is a systematic program that detects and corrects minor problems before they become major. Prolonged equipment life is a result of good care. Be sure to remember the reduced cost of major repairs when considering the purchase of a service agreement.