M&K Heating and Air Conditioning is pleased to offer homeowners a selection of comprehensive HVAC services in Bryon, including: 

• HVAC repairs 
• HVAC maintenance 
• HVAC installations 
• Air duct cleaning

Yes, HVAC maintenance is required. Generally speaking, homeowners should have their HVAC unit serviced once a year to ensure that it is operating efficiently in their home. For heating units, homeowners should aim to schedule an appointment during the early Fall. At the same time, cooling systems should be serviced in the early Spring. By doing so, homeowners in Bryon, Ontario, can: 

• Extend the lifespan of their home’s HVAC system.
• Uncover and repair damages before they become more costly or cause further loss to your home.
• Save money on monthly energy bills, which will benefit them in the long run.
• Ensure their home is operating as energy-efficient as possible 
• Make sure the air within your home is free of airborne contaminants that cause allergies and other illnesses.

Are you overdue on your yearly HVAC maintenance? If so, call and book an appointment with M&K Heating and Air Conditioning today!

There are four types of maintenance for HVAC units. Here is a closer look at each one: 

• Corrective maintenance to reestablish your HVAC unit’s capacity to function correctly. 
• Preventative maintenance diagnoses possible complications before they cause damage, which can end up costing you significant amounts of money in repairs. It also ensures future damage is kept to a minimum. 
• Risked-based maintenance is required to ensure your HVAC system is functioning as efficiently as possible. It also makes sure it is operating safely for your home and environment.
• Condition-based maintenance is used to fix problems that could indicate your HVAC unit is deteriorating quickly and only occurs on a conditional basis.

To determine what HVAC unit you have installed in your home before calling a professional contractor, look for the following: 

• Where your HVAC unit is installed (either inside or outside your home).
• Whether you have ductwork and air vents connected to the unit.
• What type of configured pipes you have connected to and from your HVAC unit.

There should also be an identification sticker located on your HVAC unit that will indicate the make and model of your unit. 

Having difficulties locating this information? Give M&K Heating and Air Conditioning a call today!