Cooling equipment
Warm air, frequent cycling or reduced cooling may call for a closer look at the system.
Home services / Heating & cooling
Heating and cooling that fits your home
Explore service for air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps and the controls that keep your rooms comfortable.
Cooling equipment · Heating systems · Controls · Airflow
What service can cover
Practical options for your home.
Heating systems
Furnaces and heat pumps can be assessed for performance, service or replacement.
Controls
Thermostat settings, wiring and compatibility affect how the system responds.
Airflow
Filters, return openings and ductwork influence how conditioned air moves through rooms.
A closer look
Comfort is a whole-system question
Equipment condition is only one part of the picture. A provider may also consider airflow, thermostat behavior and the size and layout of the home when discussing service or replacement.
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Three common system layouts
A furnace paired with central air separates heating and cooling equipment; a heat pump can provide both; ductless equipment conditions selected rooms without the same duct layout. Existing fuel, ducts and room arrangement influence which setup fits.
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Keep air paths open
Leave supply registers and return grilles unobstructed, and use the filter type and change interval specified for the equipment. Clear air paths help the system move air as designed.
System layout
Ducted or ductless distribution?
The way conditioned air reaches rooms is a separate choice from the equipment that produces heating or cooling.
Ducted systems
A central system uses supply and return ductwork to serve multiple rooms. Duct condition, routing and available space shape installation choices.
Ductless systems
Indoor units serve selected rooms or zones without adding the same network of ducts. Placement and the number of spaces to condition affect the layout.
Seasonal care
Simple checks before heavy-use seasons
A few routine checks can keep the system’s basic air path and outdoor equipment area clear.
Inside
Check the filter on the schedule provided for the equipment and keep return grilles and supply registers clear of furniture and dust buildup.
Outside
After yard work, check that leaves and stored items are not crowding the outdoor unit. Use the equipment’s stated clearance when placing nearby items.
Helpful answers
Questions homeowners ask.
Why are some rooms warmer than others?
Airflow, insulation, sun exposure and system controls can contribute to uneven temperatures.
When should a filter be changed?
Check the equipment and filter instructions; timing varies with the filter and household conditions.
What matters when replacing equipment?
The home’s heating and cooling needs, existing connections and available space help determine a suitable system.
A place to start
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